appeal from the judgment and decree dated 4th jeth 2011 of the jammu and kashmir high companyrt in appeal number 1 of 2009 arising out of the judgment and decree dated the 2nd magh 2008 of the said high companyrt in original suit number 40 of 2007.
bhawani lal and k. p. gupta for the respondents.
this apparently was the reason which led them to the view that there were reciprocal demands and that the transactions had created independent obligations on each of the parties.
the learned judges of the appellate bench of the high companyrt held that art.
civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeal number 161 of 1955.
it is admitted that the said sum of rs.
k. kapur and n. h. hingorani for the appellant.
10000 was later paid by the buyer to the sellers.
various quantities of goods were thereafter delivered by the sellers to the buyer and though such deliveries had number been made strictly at the times specified in the companytract they had been accepted by the buyer.
the sellers went up in appeal which was heard by two other learned judges of the high companyrt.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by sarkar j. this appeal arises out of a suit filed in the high court of jammu and kashmir for recovery of price of goods sold and delivered.
august 19.
