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Section 1st in The Rules of The High Court At Calcutta (Original Side), 1914
1st. That (here state grounds of appeal).
(By way of endorsement)Appeal NoSuit No.......... of 20........Appellant.versusRespondent.Form No. 2[Chapter XXXII, Rule 9] In The High Court At CalcuttaIn appeal from its Ordinary Original Civil JurisdictionAppeal No......... of 20.......Suit No......... of 20........Appellant andversusRespondentToRespondentNotice to respondent under order XLI, Rule 14 of the Code of Civil ProcedureTake Notice that an appeal has been presented by............ Advocate acting on the Original Side for the Appellant from the............... of this Court in its Ordinary Original Civil Jurisdiction, and that such Appeal will be heard by the Appeal Bench for the hearing of Appeals from the Original Side at its next sitting after the time allowed for filing the Paper Books.Memorandum of Appeal filed on the day of.......... 20......If No appearance is made on your behalf by yourself, your Advocate acting on the Original Side, or by some one by law authorised to act for you in this Appeal, it will be heard and decided ex parte in your absence.Chief Justice, at ........Calcutta aforesaid, the day of Two thousandandRegistrarReady.DeliveredForms 3 to 10[Deleted vide Calcutta Gazette, dated October, 18, 1982]Appendix LAForm No. 1[Deleted vide Calcutta Gazette dated 18th October, 1982]Form No. 2[Chapter XXXIIB, Rule 4] In The High Court At CalcuttaIn appeal from its Ordinary Original Civil Jurisdiction(In Appeal from its Constitutional Writ Jurisdiction, Original Side)(In Appeal from its Special Jurisdiction, Original Side)The............. 20........Present| The HoNourable | Chief Justice/One of the Judges of this Court |
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| The HoNourable | One of the Judges of this Court. |
| THE HON'BLEANDTHE HON'BLE | One/two of the Judges of his Court.In the matter of anapplication in CriminalAppeal No.............. of20......................./ under Article 132(1) or 134(1)(c) ofthe Constitution of India (or under any other provision of law)/under Section 411A of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. |