ROOP NARAIN, KANWAR BAHADUR
Chain Singh – Appellant
Versus
Bishan Singh – Respondent
2. We have gone through the record of the case and have heard the learned counsel for the parties, It appears that the plaint and the written statement were filed on 18-11-1953 and 23-12-53 respectively along with some documents by the parties. Subsequently the plaintiff filed the replication on 18th January, 1954, and issue were framed on 20th January, 1954, After the issues had been framed the Court allowed the plaintiff to present other documents on the 1st February, 1954. The contention of the learned counsel for the appellant is that according to Rule 24(2) of the rules framed under Sec.8 of the Rajasthan Revenue Courts (Procedure and Jurisdiction) Act, 1951, the court should not have allowed the plaintiff to present these documents at such a late stage of the proceedings unless good cause was shown to the ratification of the court for the non-production thereof at the first hearing. It is also urged
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