Supreme Court of India
M. Vishweshwara Shastry v. M. Gopalakrishna Bhat and Ors.
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Pleadings -Written Statement-Direction for filing within specific time-• t:' Delayed filing-Due to bona fide mistake of the party-On realization of the mistake application made to extend the time for filing-Rejection of c application-On appeal, held: The party entitled to extended time for filing since his bona fide proved-Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-0rder Vll/. Civil Judge had dismissed the petition for restoration of the suit which had been decreed ex-parte. First appeal thereagainst was allowed on payment of cost, 'Vith direction to the appellant to file the Written Statement within 2
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