Inuganti Sobhanadrirao v Muthangi Jaggayya
AIR 1965 AP 17919651 min read
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- Facts
- The plaintiff admitted liability for part of the property or money claimed by the rival defendants and disputed the rest.
- Issue
- Whether an interpleader suit is maintainable where the plaintiff admits liability only in part.
- Held
- An interpleader suit is maintainable to the extent that the plaintiff admits liability and claims no interest in the subject matter other than charges and costs.
- Principle
- A stakeholder may interplead for the portion of the subject matter he admits holding.
Facts
- The plaintiff admitted liability for part of the property or money claimed by the rival defendants and disputed the rest.
Issue
- Whether an interpleader suit is maintainable where the plaintiff admits liability only in part.
Held
- An interpleader suit is maintainable to the extent that the plaintiff admits liability and claims no interest in the subject matter other than charges and costs.
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Inuganti Sobhanadrirao v Muthangi Jaggayya AIR 1965 AP 179Reported: CaseMine only; not found on Indian Kanoon or sci.gov.in. This is an educational summary, not the judgment itself. Cite the reported version in professional or academic work.