Non-parties can appeal compromise decrees if rights prejudiced

The Supreme Court has clarified that a stranger to a compromise decree can appeal it if they show a prima facie case that it harms their independent rights. Leave from the appellate court is still required before such an appeal can proceed. (Deccanherald)

• The Supreme Court has clarified that a stranger to a compromise decree can appeal it if they show a prima facie case that it harms their independent rights.
• Leave from the appellate court is still required before such an appeal can proceed.