Supreme Court of India
Annapurna v. Mallikarjun & Anr.
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CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908: 0. 21, r. 89 - Application to set aside sale on deposit- c Period of limitation to make the deposit - Amount deposited on the opportunity given by writ court - Held: Deposit of the requisite amount in the court is a condition precedent or a sine qua non to application for setting aside the execution of sale and such an amount must be deposited within the prescribed 0 time for making the application otherwise the application must be dismissed - Order of High Court directing reconsideration of application under 0. 21, r. 89, set aside - Limitation Act, 1963 -
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