Supreme Court of India
D.V. Paul v. Manisha Lalwani
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s. 148 - Power of court to extend time - Scope of - Tenant ordered to deposit Rs. 10, 000 in trial court for payment to the landlord failing which eviction to ensue - Tenant, instead of depositing in court sent demand draft of the said amount to the landlord - Application by landlord for eviction decree on the ground that the tenant did not strictly comply with the order of court - Realising the mistake, the tenant offered to deposit the amount afresh in the court - Extension of time for deposit - Grant of - Held: Where alternative mode is not accepted as a
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