This Court is cognizant of the fact that it is optional for the Court either to accede to the request of a party for expert opinion in a matter or not but the said discretion cannot be used to permit a forum to decide the main case without taking decision on the miscellaneous application. Further, the justification given by the learned counsel for the respondents for non-decision of the application, filed by his clients for comparison of thumb impressions of the donors, does not appeal to reason inasmuch as the intention of the Court to permit or decline a party to get compared signatures/thumb impressions of a person on a document can be gathered from its order but inaction on its part to decide a miscellaneous application prior to decision in the main case, cannot be used to believe that the said forum was not willing to refer the matter for expert opinion.
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