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Which of the following is not a sufficient cause within the meaning of Sec. 5:
A bona fide mistake of fact on the part of the party.
Defective vakalatnama /inability to get • stamps
Ignorance of law.
All of the above.
- Option 1: A bona fide mistake of fact
- This can sometimes be a sufficient cause, as it may be a genuine error despite diligence and good faith.
- Option 2: Defective vakalatnama/inability to get stamps
- This might be considered a sufficient cause if it’s beyond a person's control and substantiated properly.
- Option 3: Ignorance of law
- Generally not considered a sufficient cause. The legal system assumes individuals should be aware of the law.
- Option 4: All of the above
- This suggests none of the options are sufficient causes, but Options 1 and 2 can be in specific situations.
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