Supreme Court of India
Nasik Municipal Corp. v. M/s. R.M. Bhandari & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s. 1./8 - Enlargement of time by court - On facts, appellant-Corporation sought restoration of execution petition-Special Darkhast, which was allowed by the High Court subject to the appellant depositing Rs. 25,0001- as cost - However, executing court rejected the application requesting the court to accept the cost of Rs.25,000/- and to restore Special Darkhast, on the ground that the time limit granted by the High Court was over and it had no power to extend the time granted by the High Court - Thereajier, the appellant filed application u!s. 1./8 seeking
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