HORWILL
Ramaswami Chettiar – Appellant
Versus
Meyyappan Servai – Respondent
Horwill, J.
1. In execution of a decree, a sale was held on June 24, 1922, which was confirmed on July 25, 1922.. An application to aside the sale was made and an order passed setting aside the sale on December 17, 1923- There was an appeal to the District Judge, a second appeal to the High Court, and a Letters Patent Appeal from the judgment in second appeal. All these appeals to which the decree-holder and the auction-purchaser were parties were dismissed; the first appeal on November 12, 192t, the second appeal on February 21, 1928, and the Letters Patent Appeal on September 13, 1929. The present application was put in under Order XXI, Rule 93, by the auction-purchaser for refund of the purchase money, as the sale had been set aside. This was on August 29, 1932. The question arises whether this application, is barred by limitation, which would depend on whether, as contended by the decree holder, three years are allowed from the date of setting aside the sale or, as contended by the auction-purchaser, three years from the dismissal of the Letters Patent Appeal on September 13, 1929. The District Munsif of Pat-tukottai held that the application was in time. Against that fi
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