Supreme Court of India

Parimal v. Veena @ Bharti

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Reported as [2011] 2 S.C.R. 648
Bench P. Sathasivam and Dr. B.S. Chauhan JJ.
Decided 8 February 2011

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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Order IX Rule 13, second proviso - Ex parte decree, when can be set aside - Held: 'An ex-parte decree can be set aside if the defendant satisfies the court that summons were not duly seNed or he was prevented by sufficient cause from appearing when the suit was called for hearing - However, the court shall not set aside the said decree on mere irregularity in- the seNice of summons or in a case where defendant had notice of the date and sufficient time to appear in the court - In order to determine the application under Order IX, Rule 13, the test that has to be

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