Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa and Ors. v. Slbaram Baral (simaram Barai)
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : S.115, Order 9, Rule 13-Revision-Scope of-Application for setting c aside ex-parte decree-Trial court setting aside ex-parte decree subject to payment of Rs. 50-In revision High Court setting aside order of trial court and directing judgment-debtor ta deposit the decretal amount and also the cost of Rs. 7,50o-Held, High Court exceeded its jurisdiction-While deciding the revision, High Court was required to consider whether trial court properly considered the facts to set aside ex parte decree and the case called for imeiference-Order of High Court set aside and…
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