Executing Court Cannot Go Beyond Decree or Modify Its Terms: Supreme Court Sets Aside Alterations to Compromise Decree

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that an Executing Court lacks the jurisdiction to modify the terms of a compromise decree, emphasizing that its role is strictly limited to giving effect to the decree as passed. The Court held that even if the exchange of specific portions of land as stipulated in a decree

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