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Final Order 1

CNR MHCC01004281201923 Jul 2019
City Civil Court, Mumbai
Mumbai · Maharashtra (MH)
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Final Order 1 · 23 Jul 2019 · CNR MHCC010042812019

Order Details: Notice of Motion
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IN THE COURT OF SESSION FOR GREATER BOMBAY
NOTICE OF MOTION NO.1583 OF 2019
IN
S.C.SUIT NO.1350 OF 2018
Ishwar Nimbaram Chowdhary ...Plaintiff
V/s
Orra Realtors Pvt. Ltd. ...Defendants
APPEARANCE:
Ld.Advocate Narendra P.Jain for plaintiff.
Ld.Advocate Diwakar R.Singh for defendant.
CORAM :H. H. ADHOC & ASSISTANT SESSIONS JUDGE
SHRI MILIND A.BHOSALE
(COURT ROOM NO. 32)
DATE : 23rd July, 2019
ORDER
Perused Notice of Motion and reply. Heard Ld. Counsel for
defendant and advocate for plaintiff.
2. According to defendant he has failed to file written statement
within stipulated period and delay has been caused for 176 days. It is
further submitted that the delay caused to file written statement on
record and the delay is not intentional and deliberate. However,
plaintiff oppose the submission and contended that, proper explanation
is not offered by the defendant to satisfy the Court for condonation of
delay. He further submitted that no satisfactory reason shown by
defendant to condone the delay of 176 days. Lastly, It has been
submitted that the Notice of Motion may kindly be dismissed.
3. I have gone through the entire record defendants only prayed for
condonation of delay without filing written statement alongwith this
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application. Summons has been served to the defendant on 25/3/2019
thereafter he appeared and filed vakalatnama on 8/3/2019. However,
failed to file written statement within a time as contemplated under
O.VIII Rule 1 of C.P.C. As per O.VIII Rule 1 of CPC it was obligatory on
the part of defendant to file written statement within 30 days or if any
reason beyond his control within 90 days. However, defendant failed to
obey the mandate of O.VIII Rule 1 of CPC. Further more if defendant
want to condone the delay for more than 90 days then proper
explanation is offered by defendant to satisfy the court for delay. If
delay is bonafide and unintentional then the reasons mentioned in the
application can be considered liberally. However, no explanation is
offered by the defendant no satisfactory reason shown by the defendant.
Under such circumstances only alternative in the hands of Court except
to pass following order.
ORDER
Notice of Motion No.1583 of 2019 is dismissed.
Date:23/07/2019 (Milind A.Bhosale)
AdHoc Judge
City Civil & Sessions Court,
Gr.Bombay
Dictated on : 23/07/2019
Typed on :24/07/2019
H.H.J.Signed on :24/07/2019
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CERTIFIED TOBE TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE ORIGINAL
SIGNED JUDGMENT/ORDER”
24.07.2019 at 2.50 p.m.
UPLOAD DATE AND TIME
(Mrs.P.P.Khanvilkar)
NAME OF STENOGRAPHER
Name of the Judge HHJ SHRI M.A.BHOSALE
(COURT ROOM NO.32)
Date of pronouncement of judgment/order 23.07.2019
Judgment/order signed by P.O. on 24.07.2019
Judgment/order uploaded on 24.07.2019
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