Order – Statute – Omission to refer to the correct section of a statute – Omission to refer to the correct section of a statute does not vitiate an order.
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Pleadings - In order to determine the precise nature of the action, the pleadings should be taken as a whole.
Will - Suspicious circumstances - Once there is a long delay in disclosing of existence of registered Will of the property in question the onus as such to explain the delay lies upon the propounder
Order – Statute – Omission to refer to the correct section of a statute – Omission to refer to the correct section of a statute does not vitiate an order.
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