Supreme Court of India
Bawa Nihal Singh v. The State of Punjab through Land Acquisition Collector, Faridkot.
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Practice & Procedure : Non-compliance of Court's notice-Non-payment of deficit process fee and non-filing of applications-Time granted to comply with and in default ordered that the application shall be dismissed-By self-operation of order, applications stand dismissed-Consequently appeal dismissed as having abated as a whole. In this appeal despite several letters, deficit process fee was not paid and applications were not filed. When the matter was listed again, it was reported that one of the appellants died and his legal representatives were to be brought on record; and that the deficit
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