truth and the contested decree does not fall within the meaning
of exparte decree. It is the contest further that petitions to set aside ... account of
non-appearance, the decree cannot be construed as ex parte decree. Once
there is a contest judgment, Order IX Rule
decree was passed on 24.07.1997, till his death on 22.06.2000, he has not taken any steps to set aside the exparte decree or to contest ... decree passed in the previous suit, the course open to them is to get the exparte decree set aside and contest the matter on merits
obviating multiplicity of
litigation also to not frustrate a decree holder to
under a conclusive decree of eviction rendered
against the tenant obtain its possession ... relevant decree stood not contested by the
JDs nor also when its stood contested qua the
decree being hence unexecutable, whereas
contradistinctively hereat, the aforesaid
father is an exparte decree and it was not a contested decree. Moreover, the petitioner's father has not filed the suit
original petition
filed before the Additional District Judge, Sonepat suffered the
contested decree under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act,
1955 (hereinafter referred ... filed.
[6]. Appellant-wife being respondent in the original petition
contested the case by filing written statement. All the allegations
were denied. Filing of criminal
Court of Additional Munsif,
Jamshedpur(Annexure-3) on contest, decree is also dated
26.5.2008. In the execution case no. 12/2014 prosecuted by the
Decree
Revision Petition, got dismissed, with an observation that if the decree was
not a contested one, it is open to the respondent herein to file ... decree passed by the Sub-court, Karur in O.S.No.10 of 1999 is not an ex
parte decree, but it is a contested
delay in filing the Application to set aside the ex-parte Preliminary Decree. This Court is of the considered view that, when such ... given to the revision petitioner to get a contested decree. Hence, the delay of 1480 days is condoned, however, the revision petitioner is liable
delay in filing the Application to set aside the ex-parte Preliminary Decree. This Court is of the considered view that, when such ... given to the revision petitioner to get a contested decree. Hence, the delay of 2802 days is condoned, however, the revision petitioner is liable
delay in filing the Application to set aside the ex-parte Preliminary Decree. This Court is of the considered view that, when such ... given to the revision petitioner to get a contested decree. Hence, the delay of 2802 days is condoned, however, the revision petitioner is liable
