Supreme Court of India
The Commissioner, Religious and Charitable Endowments, Bangalore and Ors. v. Kasliyappa Gurukula Sri Vidya Shala
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : Order IX-R.ule 13. Ex-Parte decree-Setting aside of-Application filed within 3 days of knowledge-Held no delay. On the question whether the State has properly given explanation for not filing the application to set aside the ex- parte decree within 30 ...... days from the date of the knowledge : AlloWing the appeal, this Court HELD : No notice required under section 80 CPC was issued. In view of the fact that the office of the Government was informed on February 15, 1984, the Government must be deemed to have had notice of ex parte decree from the date and
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