Supreme Court of India
Jagat Drish Bhargava v. Jawahar Lal Bhargava & Others
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Appeal-Decree not prepared-Appeal filed without copy of decree-Competency of-Subsequently decree prepared and copy filed -Limitation-Code of Civil Procedure, r908 (V of r908) O. 4r, r. I -Indian Limitation Act, r908 (IX of r9o8) s. Iz(z). The respondents filed a suit for specific performance against the appellant which was dismissed on March 12, 1954. On March 24 the respondents made an application for a certified copy of the judgment and decree. The decree was not drawn up and the respondents were supplied a certified copy of the judgment and the memo of costs. The respondents filed an
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