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As per the case facts, an ex-parte decree for ejectment and rent arrears was obtained against the appellants. The appellants tried to set it aside and filed an application concerning
...security. The High Court's order on the security furnished was disputed, leading to this appeal. The reason for the appeal to the Supreme Court was to determine if the security provided by the appellants was legally valid, especially given its timing and prior court orders. The question arose whether the security offered by the appellants was legally acceptable under the Provincial Small Cause Courts Act, considering the timeline of events and previous court orders. Finally, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, finding the security unacceptable and the appellants' challenge to previous orders belated
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Applied Acts & Sections
Section 17
–The Provincial Small Cause Courts Act, 1887
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