Application for substituted service by paper publication on respondent no. 7, whose notice returned unserved for want of correct address. Registrar (Judicial) permitted substituted service on last known address by newspaper publication, returnable in four weeks.
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CAF No. 2243/2024 in First Appeal St. No. 864/2023
Coram : Registrar (Judicial) Dated : 27.08.2024
This application is filed under Order 5 Rule 20 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, for substituted service upon respondent no. 7 by paper publication. It is stated that the notice issued to the aforesaid respondent returned back unserved for want of correct address. It is stated that no other address except the present one is available with the applicant. It is further stated that the applicant tried to search new address of the aforesaid respondent, but the same was not found. Thus, the applicant seeks permission to serve the aforesaid respondent by way of paper publication for further adjudication of the matter.
Considering the reasons mentioned in the application and the baliff report, the applicant is allowed to serve aforesaid respondent by substituted service on last known address.
Substituted service be effected upon the aforesaid respondent no. 7 by publishing notice in widely circulated local daily newspaper where the aforesaid respondent is lastly known to have resided, in terms of Order V Rule 20 (1-A) of CPC, returnable within four weeks from the date of publication of notice.
(D.P. Satawalekar) Dated:27.08.2024 Registrar(Judicial)
Signed by: Mr. Bhojraj Pal Designation: Higher Grade Steno Date: 04/09/2024 14:34:21
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Applicant (in CAF No. 2243/2024)
Respondent no. 7
D.P. Satawalekar
As recorded by the court registry
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