Supreme Court of India
Sukumar De v. Bimala Auddy & Ors.
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CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908: c 0.21, r.89 - Application to set aside sale, on deposit - Order of High Court affording the judgment-debtors one more opportunity to deposit the amount - Challenged by auction- purchaser - Held: Immediately after the order of tf igh Court, judgment-debtors had deposited the amount -- Exercise of discretion by High Court cannot be found to be erroneous nor contrary to law so as to warrant interference in exercise of jurisdiction under Art. 136 of the Constitution -- There is no substantial question of law - Constitution of Jndi, 1950 - Art.136. In the case of a
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