DATAR
V. NARAYANAPPA – Appellant
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NARAYANAPPA – Respondent
( 2 ) THE plaintiff filed O. S. No. 425/64 on the file of the Munsiff, Chickballapur. The entire evidence in the suit was closed by 17-7-1967 and arguments were also heard in part on 24-7-67. At that stage, an application for amendment of the plaint was filed. That application was rejected and a revision petiton CRP. 1623/67 was filed before this Court. This court held that the order declining to grant the amendment was one within the jurisdiction of the court below and hence could not be interfered with. After the dismissal of the revision petition by this Court, the plaintiff filed I. A. 10 under Order 23. Rule 1 read with Section 151 of the cpc. stating that regarding adoption, due to some mistake and inadvertence, the time, manner of adoption, custom and other details were not pleaded, that it was a defect in the plaint on account of which he was precluded from leading evidence and that therefore, liberty should be given to him to withd
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