Chamber order setting aside rejection of a petition under O.S. Rule 986 for non-payment of court fees, the applicant citing financial difficulty and stating it is uncontested; objections to be removed within two weeks.
Order dated 13.07.2023 rejecting the petition set aside; petitioner to remove office objections within two weeks.
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Before : Sachin B. Bhansali, Prothonotary & Senior Master Date : 14th February, 2024
FOR HEARING AND FINAL DISPOSAL :
18 CHOL/22/2024 in
TPL/20245/2021
) Mr. Yogesh Keny, Advocate for the applicant.
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Heard ld. Advocate for the applicant. Perused Affidavit of the applicant. It is contended that at the relevant time, the applicant could not arrange court fees of Rs. 75,000/- due to financial difficulties, however, now the applicant is in a position to pay said court fees. Ld. Advocate for the applicant made a statement that as on date, captioned Petition is uncontested. Statement is accepted.
Reason mentioned in the Affidavit appears to be genuine and substantial justice cannot be denied on technical ground. Hence, the present Chamber Order is granted as prayed.
The petitioner to remove office objections on the Petition and get the same registered and/or numbered within two weeks from the date of uploading of order, failing Petition to stand rejected for non-compliance of office objections under O.S.Rule 986.
Date : 14.02.2024
Prothonotary and Senior Master
Digitally signed by RAJEEVVIJAY RAJEEV VIJAYACHARYADate: ACHARYA 2024.02.15 11:05:56 +0530
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Applicant in TPL/20245/2021
Sachin B. Bhansali
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