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In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court hold that a Government Pleader can also enter…

In Y. Sleebachen vs. Superintending Engineer, WRO/PWD (decided on 4 August 2014), the Supreme Court held that the Government Pleader was legally entitled to enter into a…

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In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court hold that a Government Pleader can also enter into a compromise on behalf of the Government?

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In Y. Sleebachen vs. Superintending Engineer, WRO/PWD (decided on 4 August 2014), the Supreme Court held that the Government Pleader was legally entitled to enter into a compromise on behalf of the Government. His signed endorsement on the compromise memo was treated as the Government's valid consent under Order XXIII Rule 3 CPC, and the consent decrees were restored.

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