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Court should not decide a matter on hyper technical & unwarranted grounds

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Case Name
Zerita Ashlen Rocha Vs Ann Mary Varghese (Kerala High Court)
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Zerita Ashlen Rocha Vs Ann Mary Varghese (Kerala High Court) It is undisputed that the petitioners had filed their written statement; but there was some formal defect in the same. The Court below even after noticing that the written statement was filed, rejected I.A.No.3123/2018 holding that no written statement was filed. Consequentially, Ext.P3 order was passed, confirming the ex-parte order.  On an appreciation of the pleadings and materials on record, I find that the course adopted by the Court below to be hyper technical and unwarranted especially when the petitioners had filed the writt...
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