O. IX, Rule 13, of C.P.C. deals with ______________________?

Correct answer: C. Setting aside ex-parte decree against defendants

  • A. Passing of ex-parte order
  • B. Dismissal of plaintiff's suit due to plaintiffs failure to appear non appearance
  • C. Setting aside ex-parte decree against defendants
  • D. None of the these

Explanation

Order IX, Rule 13 provides the remedy for setting aside an ex parte decree passed against a defendant who did not appear. It is distinct from dismissal of the plaintiff’s suit for non-appearance, which is covered by other rules of Order IX.

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