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The defendant against whom an exparte decree has been passed can prefer an appeal under
Order 9 Rule 13
Order 47 Rule 1
Section 96(2)
None of the above
- Option 1: Order 9 Rule 13
- This rule provides a mechanism for setting aside an ex-parte decree.
- A defendant can apply for setting aside the decree on showing sufficient cause for non-appearance.
- It’s not about filing an appeal but about rectification at the same court.
- Option 2: Order 47 Rule 1
- This rule deals with the power of review by the same court.
- It allows for a rehearing under certain conditions, like if new evidence surfaces.
- Option 3: Section 96(2)
- This section permits filing an appeal against a decree.
- It includes appeals against ex-parte decrees.
- Correct Answer
- Option 4: None of the above
- Options 1 and 3 provide different routes for remedy.
- This option is incorrect as there are valid routes mentioned.
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