Supreme Court of India
Yeshoda and Anr. v. K. Nagarajan
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Specific Relief Act, 1963: S.28-Suit for specific perfonnance-Decree-Application by judgment debtor for extension of time to comply with the orde,.._Application by decree holder for rescission of decree-High Court extending time-Held, High Court has co"ectly exercised the discretion-Section 148 .P. . gives power to Court to enlarge the time to comply with the orders of the Cowt from time to time. Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: S.148-High Court allowing time to judgment debtor to comply with the decree in a suit for specifif perfonnance-Held, High Court has co"ectly exercised the discretion.
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