Supreme Court of India
Mathai M. Paikeday v. C.K. Antony
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: c 0. 33, r.1, Explanation I, and 0.44. r.1 - Instituting of suit or appeal as an indigent person - Expression 'sufficient means' - Connotation of- retired Dy. Conservator of Forest drawing monthly pension of Rs.10,5001- instituting appeals against money decrees with prayer for permitting him to 0 institute the appeals as an indigent person - Prayer allowed by High Court - HELD: The expression "sufficient means" in 0. 33, r. 1 contemplates the atility or capacity of a person in the ordinary course to raise money by available lawful means to pay court fee -
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