Supreme Court of India
P.A. Jayalakshmi v. H. Saradha and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Or. V/11, r. 9 and Or. VI, r. 17 - Distinction between - c Discussed. Or. VIII, r. 9 and proviso to Or. VI, r. 17 - Additional pleadings - Suit for partition - Application filed by defendant appellant seeking leave to file additional written statement - Rejected by Courts below - Justification of - Held: On facts, justified - The application was filed at a much belated stage - Statutory limitations brought about by reason of amendments in CPC to be kept in mind. Respondents filed suit for partition in the year 2004. Appellant filed written statement in 2006 and
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