Mangilal Soni v. Suresh Chandra Swarnkar
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A defective judgment exhibiting illegible text and procedural defects resulted in the dismissal of the case without substantive reasoning, indicating an unreadable court order.
A defective judgment exhibiting illegible text and procedural defects resulted in the dismissal of the case without substantive reasoning, indicating an unreadable court order.
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DEPUTY REGISTRAR ( JUDICIAL)
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Defects have not been removed / Jbqwsbs . . . hwe-i=e tper+W& in stipulated time; He'hce in the compliance of Hon'ble Court's order dated ......................... this 161 q23 case stand dismissed.
Deputy Registrar ( Judl.)
As recorded by the court registry
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