Supreme Court of India
Soundararaj v. Devasahayam & Ors.
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Codl of Ci•U Procedure 1908 Order 47 Rule J. . 497 Re•iew Petition allowed-Higls Court utting aside· its own judgment in ·;econd appeal, ·judgments of first appel(ate court and trilJI court, and remanding case for fresh disposal-Such order'- Whether valid and proper-Held High Court should frame· addit/Qnal issu6S, call for finding11 from Trial. Court and dispo1e of second appeal, . .a . The appellant filed a suit in the District Munsiffs' Court for demarcating· the boundaries of his property from tbat of the respondents and for a manda- · ~ tory injunction dtrecting the respondents to _
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