Supreme Court of India
Shew Bux Mohata and Another v. Sm. Tulsimanjari Dasi and Another
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Practice-Security for costs-Appeal to Supreme Court Certificate granted by High Court-Power of High Court to extend time-Code of Civil Procedure, r908 (Act 5 of r908), 0. 45, rr. 7, IO, II-Supreme Court Rules, r950, 0. XII, r. 3. On an application made by the appellant, the Calcutta High Court granted a certificate on May r8, 1956, enabling him to appeal to the Supreme Court against the judgment and decree of the High Court. Under 0. 45, r. 7(r)(a), of the Code of Civil Procedure, i908, the appellant had to deposit the security amount for costs of the respondent within ninety days or such
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