LANDMARK JUDGMENT ON DECREE TAKEN BY FRAUD| SECTION 12 (2) CPC EXPLAINED

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LANDMARK JUDGMENT ON DECREE TAKEN BY FRAUD | SECTION 12(2) CPC EXPLAINED
In this video, we explain a landmark judgment of the Lahore High Court dealing with a decree obtained by fraud, misrepresentation, and collusion, and the true scope of Section 12(2) of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC).
The Court has categorically held that where serious allegations of fraud are raised, an application under Section 12(2) CPC cannot be dismissed summarily. The Trial Court must frame proper issues, record evidence, and ensure a fair trial before deciding such applications.
📌 This video covers:
What is fraudulent decree in civil law?
Complete explanation of Section 12(2) CPC
Difference between ex-parte decree & decree obtained by fraud
Why summary dismissal is illegal in fraud cases
Important Supreme Court & High Court precedents
Practical guidance for lawyers & litigants
This judgment is a must-watch for civil lawyers, litigants, and law students dealing with property disputes, joint ownership cases, and ex-parte decrees.

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