amount in case there was any error. In the case in hand there was a bona fide error. The parties should not be made to suffer on account of any error in the judicial proceedings. The amount was too meagre. In support of the arguments, reliance was placed on the Page 5 of 17judgments of this Court in Johri Singh v. Sukh Pal Singh and Others6 and Jang Singh v. Brij Lal and Others7. 5. On the other hand, learned counsel for the respondents submitted that the appellants having failed to comply with the terms of the decree passed in their favour, do not deserve any relief from this Court. The appellant-plaintiff had purchased the property by paying the full market price. A suit for pre-emption was filed by the appellant- plaintiff which was decreed. The decreetal amount was to be deposited by 10.10.1988. The appellant-plaintiff moved an application before the Trial Court along with pre-filled Treasury Challan seeking permission to deposit ₹ 7,600/-. It was on that application moved by the