Plaintiffs filed a reduction of Section 148 and 149 court fees to recover a sum of Rs 9,98,000 against the defendants in order to trade the cotton with the plaintiff as the plaintiffs own. And was owed to the plaintiffs a sum of Rs. 998,000, which he acknowledged in 1998. The defendants filed the trial with the signature of the Late Trial Court for the purpose of fabricating fake, collectible and forged document and passed the Appeal Court's case which was approved on appeal. Up to the next date of hearing, the order subject to payment of judicial fees up to Rs. 15,000, was dismissed by the applicants before the due date of the hearing which was dismissed and the appeal for non-payment of court fees was also dismissed. Was gone Extension time. 14 Appeal Court requesting extension of time to meet court fee reduction, 15 days before the extended time period expires, to meet court fee reduction until 15 June 2006 , 000 may be extended further to meet the reduction of the court fee of Rs. The High Court allowed the appellants an opportunity to meet the court fee reduction and the appellate court remanded the two parties to appear in the trial court on 511 2009, hearing the case, appellant. Voluntarily offered to deposit Rs 20,000 as a cost to the High Court Bar Association Dispensary's account before the lower appellate court on 5 11 2009 before the appeal was allowed by the High Court.
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