Darkhast dismissal - last chance to restore
Decree holder and judgment debtor both were absent on the fix date, both Advocates also were absent. Therefore following order is passed by Executing Court.
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“Today the decree holder and his Advocate are absent. Since long the parties failed to take effective steps. Even today no one appeared for or on behalf of both the parties and no effective steps are taken to proceed with the matter. Therefore, it seems that the parties are not interested to proceed with the matter. The matter is pending for long time. No fruitful purpose would serve by keeping matter pending. Hence, this darkhast stands dismissed”.
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I have filed a restoration application with an application for delay condonation, under 'ORDER 9 RULE 4 of CPC', assuming that, the said dismissal is happened under ORDER RULE 3 of CPC (where neither party appears, suit to be dismisses). The matter is listed for hearing in next month.
Note: I can not file a darkhast fresh as already 12 years are over.
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My questions on above.
1. Whether such dismissal is happened under…...
A. Order 9 rule 3 of CPC.
B. Order 21 rule 105 sub rule 2 of 1 of CPC.
C. Inherent power under section 151 of CPC.
2. Whether my application of restoration is correctly filed under ORDER 9 Rule 4 of CPC.
3. Whether i will be succeed if I challenge the order of executing court on the ground that the executing court has no power to dismiss the darkhast under Order 21 Rule 5 sub rule 2 of 1, being no provision is stated for “None Present” under Order 21 Rule 105.
You are requested to advice me in view of this is my last chance to win. If the darkhast is not restored then I will be deprived away from the benefits for which I have wasted my last 35 years.
Please provide citations in this regards.
Thank you in advance.
Asked 6 years ago in Civil Law