time was granted for deposit of the balance amount upto 10.10.1998 after reducing 1/5th of the amount already deposited in court. Accordingly, an application was moved seeking permission of the court to deposit the balance amount. On that application, order was passed by the court directing deposit of ₹ 7,600/- and the Treasury Challan was also annexed with the application. Immediately, the amount was deposited. It was found that there was an error in the calculation of the amount. As a result of which the deposit was short by ₹ 14/-. It was not intentional but due to a calculation error. Appellants cannot be said to be at default as even the court also directed for deposit of ₹ 7,600/- instead of ₹ 7,614/-. Page 4 of 174.1 An application was filed by the judgment-debtor (respondent-defendant) for dismissal of the suit on account of the non- deposit of the amount as per the decree within the time granted by the court. 4.2 The Trial Court, without appreciating the facts and