A notice of motion in a civil suit was disposed of. The plaintiff was heard, but the defendant was absent. An interim order made in 2002 was made absolute as no reply was filed, and no further prayers were pressed.
The ad interim order passed on 19.12.2002 in terms of prayer clause (c) is made absolute.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION
NOTICE OF MOTION NO. 3359 OF 2002
IN
SUIT NO. 1327 OF 2002
Smt. R.M. Chandiramani ..Plaintiff
versus
Raju M. Chandiramani ..Defendant
Mr. R. D. Dave i/b. M/s. N. N. Vaishnawa & Co.for
the Plaintiff.
None for the Defendant.
CORAM : D. G. DESHPANDE,J.
DATE : 1ST OCTOBER 2004.
P.C. :
1. Heard counsel for the plaintiff. Nobody is
present for the defendant. There is affidavit of
service of the notice of motion dated 19.12.2002.
Ad interim order is passed on the same day in terms
of prayer clause (c). No further reply is filed.
therefore the said order is made absolute. Other
prayers are not pressed at this juncture. Notice of
Motion disposed of.
2. An ordinary copy of this order be supplied to
the parties and all concerned parties to act on an
ordinary copy of this order duly authenticated by
the Court Associate.
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D. G. DESHPANDE
As recorded by the court registry
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