Supreme Court of India
Mgmt of M/s Devi Theatre v. Vishwanath Raju
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: S.96 rlw Order 41, r.11-First appeal-Conditional admission-Legality of-High Court ordering to admit the appeal subject to appellant depositing a certain amount, failing which appeal to stand dismissed-Held, admission of appeal subject to condition of depositing some given amount is not envisaged by s.96 read with Order 41, r.1/-Merits of the case alone would be basis for admitting or not admitting an appeal under s.96-Further, imposition of condition that failure to deposit the amount would result in dismissal of appeal compounds the infirmity in the order of
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