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52. The claimant is claming Rs.1,32,098/- as the amount wrongly debited to the claimant in debit notes issued from 29.3.2005 to 31.3.2005 as mentioned in para 20 of the affidavit of the claimant, Such a claim was not raised in the suit and there is no convincing evidence present on record that such debit notes were not justified. Thus, this part of athe claim is also rejected.
53. The claimant is claiming Rs.96,534/- the amount shown as due to the claimant in the month of August 2005 in the books of accounts of respondent. Such a claim was not raised in the civil suit and thus, is disallowed.
29. The claimant has raised eight claims in the present case. In claim No.1, the claimant is seeking Rs.42,99,943/- towards incentives payable to the claimant on the schemes floated by the respondent from January, 2005 to April 2005. The total amount claimed in relation to such incentives and schemes is mentioned as Rs.36,71,067/-. Apart from the said amount, the claimant is claimed Rs.2,00,000/- as the amount allegedly committed by the respondent in liquidation of unordered stock material. Rs.4,000,100/- is the amount claimed by the claimant towards the expenses incurred by the claimant, which was agreed to be reimbursed by the respondent orally in the meetings, exhibitions etc. Then the claimant has claimed a Rs.1,32,098/-, which were allegedly wrongly debited in the account of the claimant and then Rs.96,534/- are claimed as the credit balance shown in favour of the claimant in the books of accounts of the claimant in respect of month of August, 2005. The claimant is entitled to benefit of Section 14 of the Limitation Act for bonafide pursuing its relief in the civil suit and thus, claim No.1 considered to be within time."