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I.A.(Civil)/2420/2026 of SHRI JAGADISH CH BANIK Vs SHRI BHOLA NATH MAZUMDAR on 8 September 2026

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GAHC010139672026 undefined THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) Case No. : I.A.(Civil)/2420/2026 SHRI JAGADISH CH BANIK S/O SHRI NITYANANDA BANIK RESIDENT OF SILCHAR ROAD SRIBHUMI KARIMGANJ TOWN P.O. KARIMGANJ DISTRICT SRIBHUMI ASSAM VERSUS SHRI

GAHC010139672026

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THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

Case No. : I.A.(Civil)/2420/2026

SHRI JAGADISH CH BANIK

S/O SHRI NITYANANDA BANIK

RESIDENT OF SILCHAR ROAD

SRIBHUMI KARIMGANJ TOWN

P.O. KARIMGANJ

DISTRICT SRIBHUMI

ASSAM

VERSUS

SHRI BHOLA NATH MAZUMDAR

S/O LATE PRANONATH MAZUMDAR

RESIDENT OF A.C. SEN ROAD KARIMGANJ TOWN P.O. SRIBHUMI

KARIMGANJ DISTRICT SRIBHUMI ASSAM 788710

2:LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES OF LATE SHRI ASHISH MAZUMDAR

A.C. SEN ROAD KARIMGANJ TOWNP.O. SRIBHUMI KARIMGANJ DISTRICT

SRIBHUMI ASSAM 788710

2.1:SOMA MAJUMDAR

W/O LATE SHRI ASHISH MAZUMDAR

RESIDENT OF A.C. SEN ROAD KARIMGANJ TOWN P.O. SRIBHUMI

KARIMGANJ DISTRICT SRIBHUMI ASSAM 788710

2.2:ANUSHKA MAJUMDAR

D/O LATE SHRI ASHISH MAZUMDAR

RESIDENT OF A.C. SEN ROAD KARIMGANJ TOWN P.O. SRIBHUMI

KARIMGANJ DISTRICT SRIBHUMI ASSAM 788710

2.3:SOUMILI MAJUMDAR

D/O LATE SHRI ASHISH MAZUMDAR

RESIDENT OF A.C. SEN ROAD KARIMGANJ TOWN P.O. SRIBHUMI

KARIMGANJ DISTRICT SRIBHUMI ASSAM 788710

3:SHRI UJJAL MAJUMDAR

S/O SHRI BHOLA NATH MAZUMDAR

RESIDENT OF A.C. SEN ROAD KARIMGANJ TOWN P.O. SRIBHUMI

KARIMGANJ DISTRICT SRIBHUMI ASSAM 788710

4:SHRI BHASKAR DAS

S/O LATE REBATI MOHAN DAS

RESIDENT OF BONAMALI ROAD

SRIBHUMI

PO AND DIST SRIBHUMI

ASSAM 788710

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Advocate for : MR. P K ROYCHOUDHURY

Advocate for : MR. S C KEYAL appearing for SHRI BHOLA NATH MAZUMDAR

In

CRP Case No. 329/2013

BEFORE

HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE MRIDUL KUMAR KALITA

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09.09.2026 [1] Heard Mr. M. Hussain, the learned counsel for the applicant. Also Mr. D. Mozumder, the learned counsel for the opposite party No. 1 to 3. [2] This interlocutory application under Section 5 of the Limitation Act, 1963 has been filed by the applicant praying for condonation of delay of 10(ten) days in preferring the application for setting aside abatement and substitution of legal heirs of respondent No. 2, Sri Ashish Mazumdar, who expired on 22.01.2026. [3] The learned counsel for the applicant has submitted that the reasons for delay in preferring the connected applications have been stated in paragraph No. 3 of the instant interlocutory application. [4] The learned counsel for the opposite parties, Mr. D. Mozumder has not raised any objection against the instant interlocutory application. [5] Considering the grounds stated in the instant interlocutory application to be sufficient ground which prevented the applicant from preferring the applications for setting aside abatement of the connected petition against respondent No. 2 and for substituting his legal heirs by sufficient cause. As such, the delay of 10(ten) days in preferring the said applications is hereby condoned and this interlocutory application is allowed.

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