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Compromise decree in money decree, if possible

(Querist) 11 March 2017 This query is : Resolved 
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Plaintiff has obtained a decree in summary suit for money.. Some external compromise of plaintiff happened with 3rd party. As per which plaintiff in writing made undertakings that he shall give 3Rd party 50% ownership in summary suit and in decree..
Now the plaintiff and his advocates have backed off. They have told 3Rd party that their name cannot be added in suit and decree. Entire compromise conditions breached by plaintiff and advocate. Many litigations were already Withdrawn against plaintiff by 3rd party on account of compromise..

But third party is now denied 50% ownership in suit and decree.. Court where decree is obtained at Bombay says that court will not touch suit decree.

Can a fresh compromise mou be filed in court where any compromise terms of plaintiff and third party be recorded by court on account of which court passes a compromise decree in money decree.

Third party has filed a miscellaneous application in summary suit for ownership Un suit and decree.. Can plaintiff with decree holder make a new compromise and if that can be turned into a compromise decree. Above money decree..

Pls guide best course of action


Thankyou
s. ganesan (Expert) 15 March 2017
If the decree is passed and if you have a written agreement, you can proceed against the plaintiff and file a attachment of decree for your share. if pending for compromise implead as party and claim it. last but not least; file a separate suit against the plaintiff.


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