Tag: Justice J.B. Pardiwala

Rejection Of Plaints Cannot Be Permitted In Part Due To Purported Statutory Bar On Few Reliefs Being Sought: SC
The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) was recently occasioned to hold that a plaint cannot be rejected in part with respect to certain reliefs, in view of a statutory bar, when there are other reliefs being

Litigant must explain sufficient cause which extended delay in filing appeal beyond the prescribed period of limitation: Supreme Court
The usual manner in which litigating parties seek to condone delays in filing various proceedings, and explaining the delay in filing such proceeding only after the prescribed period of limitation, has been deprecated by the
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