But when the decree holder deposits into court what he believes to be the entire purchase money but due to inad vertent mistake what is deposited falls short of the decre tal amount by a small fraction thereof and the party within such time after the mistake is pointed out or realised, as would not prove wilful default or negligence on his part, pays the deficit amount into the court with its permission, should the same result follow? This Court in Naguba Appa vs Namdev, AIR 1964 SC 50, has held that mere filing of an appeal does not suspend the pre emption decree of the trial Judge and unless that decree is altered in any manner by the Court of appeal, the pre emptor is bound to comply with its directions, and has upheld the finding that the pre emption suit stood dismissed by the reason of his default in not depositing the pre emption price within the time fixed in the trial court 's decree and that the dismissal of the suit is as a result of the mandatory provisions of Order 20 Rule 14 and not by reason of any decision of the Court.