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“Summons for Judgment under Summary Suits”

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Mad said…
Thats a good piece of information. I was looking for informaton on Summary suits. But I find that not many courts entertain or are not aware of summary suits.
Unknown said…
Very well documented info on summery suits. It seems this remedy is not known to many and hence they avoid going to court thinking they will be stuch for decades.
Unknown said…
It is a very informative and useful post thanks it is good material to read this post increases my knowledge

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