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Ram Kishan Shastri vs Kashi Bai

Allahabad High Court · Decided on 3 January 1907 · Citation: (1907) ILR (All) 264

HON’BLE JUDGES
John Stanley, C.J · William Burkitt, J
RESULT
Dismissed

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John Stanley, C.J. and William Burkitt, J.—We agree with the learned Judge of this Court in the conclusion at which he arrived. We think it would be unduly restricting the language of Section 12 of the Limitation Act if we were to hold, as did the lower Court, that the application for a copy of the judgment must necessarily be by the appellant or somebody proved to have been acting in the matter as her agent. The language of Section 12 is very general. It provides that the time requisite for obtaining a copy of the decree shall be excluded in the computation of time. The section does not say by whom the copy is to be obtained, nor does it introduce the words which have been suggested as necessarily embodied in the section, showing that the copy must be obtained for the purposes of an appeal. We dismiss the appeal with costs.