Case Note & Summary
The judgment arose from First Appeal No. 920 of 1996 before the High Court of Judicature at Bombay. The appellant was represented by Mrs. G.P. Mulekar, A.G.P. The court heard the arguments presented by the appellant's advocate and subsequently admitted the appeal. The court also dispensed with the requirement for printing the appeal documents, indicating a streamlined approach to the procedural aspects of the case. The court directed the appellant to file a private paper book within a specified period of six months, ensuring that the necessary documentation would be prepared for the court's review. The decision underscored the importance of procedural compliance in the appellate process, allowing the case to proceed without unnecessary delays. The judgment was delivered by Justice Abhay S. Oka on 25th August 2004.
Headnote
A) Civil Procedure - Appeal Admission - Procedural Directions - Not applicable - The court admitted the appeal and dispensed with printing, directing the appellant to file a private paper book within six months. Held that procedural compliance is necessary for the continuation of the appeal process (Paras 1-3).
Issue of Consideration
Whether the appeal should be admitted and what procedural directions should be issued.
Final Decision
The court admitted the appeal and directed the appellant to file a private paper book within six months.
Law Points
- Appeal admission
- procedural directions
