Supreme Court of India
Damodaran Pillai and Ors. v. South Indian Bank Ltd.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Order 21 Rules 105(2), 106(/) and (3) and Section 151. Execution of Decrees-Decree-holder filed execution petition which was dismissed for default under R. 105(2)-Decree-holder filed restoration application much later on the ground that he acquired the knowledge of dismissal of the execution petition only a few days earlier-Trial court condoned c the delay and allowed the said restoration application under R. 106(3)-High Court dismissed the revision filed by the judgment-debtor-Correctness of Held: Starting point of limitation for filing of restoration
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