M.Mohomed Mohideen vs D.Sha alias Thawheed Shan – CA 1353/99 F -2013

In the case between M. Mohomed Mohideen (Plaintiff-Appellant) and D. Sha alias Thawheed Shan (Defendant-Respondent, substituted), the court addressed the issue of dismissal of an appeal due to the Plaintiff-Appellant’s failure to pay required brief fees as instructed. It was determined that, upon proper notice and absent any justification for non-compliance, the appeal was subject to dismissal for procedural default. The court reaffirmed the principle that compliance with procedural requirements—including payment of prescribed fees and attendance—are mandatory in appellate proceedings. Reliance was placed on the rules regulating court process and the presumption of proper service when notice is not returned. This decision underscores the essential nature of procedural compliance for the co