Supreme Court of India
Sushila Narabhari v. Nandakumar
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In view of the above, we find that she is well justified in filing the application with the delay.
Judgment, page 1
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JUDGMENT: O R R Leave granted. We have heard learned counsel on both sides. This special leave arises against the order of the learned single Judge of the High Court made on February 14, 1994 in CRP No.306/94. The suit for specific performance of agreement dated January 29, 1986 for the sale of 4840 sq. ft.of land in Madras city, laid by the respondent, was decreted ex-parte. The appellants had filed an application to set aside the ex-parte decree which was dismissed by the trial Court and confirmed by the High Court in revision.
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