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Bombay High Court

VIJABAI SURESH EKAMBE AND ORSversusM/S COSMO ROAD LINES AND ORS

Disposal
Admitted/Allowed/Granted/Rule Absolute

Holding

Condonation of delay was granted.

Summary

The case Vijabai Suresh Ekambe and others v. M/s Cosmo Road Lines and others (Civil Application No. 1925 of 2025) was heard before the Aurangabad Bench of the High Court of Judicature at Bombay. The applicants filed an application seeking condonation of delay, relying on the reasons recorded therein. Justice Sachin S. Deshmukh considered the application and, finding the reasons satisfactory, allowed the condonation of delay under Prayer Clause ‘B’. Consequently, the court ordered that the first appeal be registered. The matter was argued by Mr. Santosh B. Gastgar for the applicants and Mr. Mohit R. Deshmukh for Respondent No.2.

Issues considered

  • Whether the court should grant condonation of delay in the civil application

Subjects

  • condonation of delay
  • civil procedure
  • first appeal
  • high court

Judgment

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          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                    BENCH AT AURANGABAD

              28 CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 1925 OF 2025
                               IN
                         FAST/3966/2025

             VIJABAI SURESH EKAMBE AND ORS
                             VERSUS
              M/S COSMO ROAD LINES AND ORS
                                ...
Advocate for Applicant : Mr. Santosh B. Gastgar
Advocate for Respondent No.2 : Mr. Mohit R. Deshmukh
                                ...


                              CORAM : SACHIN S. DESHMUKH, J.
                                 Date : 18.08.2026

PER COURT :-

1.            For the reasons recorded in the application for

condonation of delay, the same is allowed in terms of Prayer

Clause ‘B’.


2.            First Appeal be registered.




                                        (SACHIN S. DESHMUKH, J.)

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