RANAWAT
Amarchand – Appellant
Versus
Sukhram – Respondent
2. The facts of the cases are that in a suit filed by the plaintiffs for an amount of Rs. 400/-, 19th of October, 1950, was the first date of hearing, but it was a holiday. The case was taken up on the expiry of the holidays on the 24th October, 1950, by the court, and as the plaintiffs failed to appeal, the suit was dismissed for default. The plaintiffs appeared on the 19th October, 1950, but as it was a holiday, they returned to their village under the impression that they would be informed of the date fixed for the hearing of the case. They waited till the 30th of November, 1950. when they tried to find out as to what had happened to their case, and they came to know that the suit had been dismissed for default. As the period of limitation had run against them under Art. 163 of the Limitation Act, they moved a review petition under Order XLVII, Rule 1, and claimed the benefit of sec. 151 of the Code of Civil P
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