Regular Appeals, Madras Act 1855, 9 of 1855, (Rep., Act 10 of 1861)

Section X. Either party may, by leave of the Sudder Gurt, or any Judge By leave of the Sud-[thereof, at any tim

Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08

X. Either party may, by leave of the Sudder Gurt, or any Judge By leave of the Sud-[thereof, at any time before the hearing, amend his ] der Court, grounds of grounds of objection, or add grounds of objection to those objectionnlay beamended or added. The parfiled, upon such terms and conditions, and within such ties, but not the Court, to be cbnfined to the time as the said Court or Judge may order. The objections fled. said Court may also, upon the hearing of any appeal, allow either party to amend his grounds of objection, or to add further grounds, or to urge, and be heard by himself or his pleader, in support of any objection not included in his grounds of objection, upon such terms 8n& conditions as to postponement of the cause, and as to the payment of costs or otherwise, as the Court shall tGnk just, to pre$ent the opposite party or his pleader from being taken by surprise, or otherwise. Without such leave of the Court, neither party shall be allowed to urge or to be heard in support of any objection not included in his ground-s of objection filed. But the Court shall not be confined to such grounds of objection in deciding the cause.

Source: India Code