Limitations by the courier service received by the respondent on the basis of Sections 148 and A-XXXVII, RR 2, 3 Liability Act (IX of 1908), Section 4, 5 and Article 159 Unknown check The petition for sanction of leave for defense was issued in the newspapers on 15 11 2010 and 11 1 2011, while it filed a leave application under section 148 on the request of the plaintiff dated 31 1 2011, CPC 21 On September 1, 2011, requesting an extension of time to file a leave application, did not. Receive copies of the plaintiff and its affiliates with the summons The ten-day deadline for filing a leave application for leave began on 15 11 2010, when the defendant was personally referred to in section 148, CPC Courier service was summoned by the respondent after the application was filed under. The time for submission of leave application was expired on 25, 2010, the winter holidays of the High Court started from 26 12 12 2010, thus, the respondent may resign after the application ie winter holidays on 9 April 2011. During the counting of the date of the issuance of the summons in the newspaper on the day of opening 11, 2011, ten days to submit the leave application - time expired on 21 - 1 2011 the defendant did not file leave request. Either on 25 12 2010 or 21 1 2011, but after the expiry of ten days, most of the same was filed on 31 1 2011, delay was not available with the request for condolences. The impugned leave application was not valid because the plaintiff and its affiliates were not attached to the summons and did not receive it, but they were made aware of the matter on August 11, 2010 and such Copy
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