Supreme Court of India
Bhagmal & Ors v. Kunwar Lal & Ors
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - Or. IX r. 13 - Setting aside ex-parte decree-Application under- Dismissed by trial court holding it to be time barred - Allowed by appellate court - However, set aside by High Court - On appeal, held: Application u/o. IX r. 13 was filed on 08.071988, within 30 days from 22.06.1988 the date when appellants came to know o about the decree, thus, was within time - Due to compromise between the parties, appellants did not attend the suit and were not aware about the proceedings at all - They clearly pleaded that they came to know about the decree when they were
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