Supreme Court of India
Raheem Shah & Anr v. Govind Singh & Ors.
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Delay – Condonation of – Suit filed by Respondent No.1 was decreed by the trial court – Appellants-defendants No.1 and 2 in the suit filed appeal, dismissed by the lower Appellate Cour t on the ground of limitation – Second Appeal filed by the a ppellants was also dismissed by the High Court – Held: Since the con tention in the appeal before the lower Appellate Court was that the j udgment was not in the knowledge of the appellants, that aspect of the matter was required to be kept in view by the lower Appellate Cou rt as the appellants in fact had not taken effective part except fil ing
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