Supreme Court of India
Mohammed Yusuf v. Faij Mohammad & Ors.
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CONSTITUTION OF IND/ , 1950: Articles 226 and 227 - High Court in writ jurisdiction setting aside ord,ers of trial and revisional courts whereby they had rejected defendant's application under Or.8 r.10 CPC for extending time to file written statement - HELQ: Jurisdiction of High Court under Articles 226 and 227 is limited - It could have set-aside the orders only on the ground of illegality, iffationality and procedural impropriety .;.. Trial court had assigned sufficient and cogent reasons in support of its orders - High Court effed in setting aside the orders without assigning any reason
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