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CIVIL APPEAL 332 of 2009 on 26 January 1995

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CMP Nos. 8224 and 8225 of

2016 in FAO No.332 of 2009.

27.10.2016Present: Mr.B.N.Sharma, Advocate, for the non- applicants/appellants. Mr.Manohar Lal Sharma, Advocate, for the applicant/respondent.

CMP No.8225 of 2016.

The applicant/respondent has moved this application for discharge of his natural guardian and further permission to sue the instant lis of his own on the ground that he has attained majority. In support of such averments, copy of the school leaving certificate has been annexed with the application which prima facie shows the date of birth of the applicant to be 26.01.1995 which clearly indicates that the applicant has since attained majority. Accordingly, the application is allowed, guardian is discharged and the applicant is permitted to sue the instant lis in his own capacity. The application stands disposed of.

CMP No.8224 of 2016.

The applicant/respondent has moved this application for release of the amount in a decided case. The non-applicants/appellants have no objection to the same. Let the entire compensation amount alongwith up-to-date interest be released in favour of the applicant/respondent by remitting the same to his bank account, the details whereof have been given in para-3 of the application. The application stands disposed of.

October 27, 2016. (krt)

(Tarlok Singh Chauhan), Judge.

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