Supreme Court of India
Rohini Prasad and Ors. v. Kasturchand and Anr.
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Civil Procedure Code, 1908-Section JOO-Second Appeal-Interfer ence by High Court-On facts, trial court decreed respondents suit for possession of agricultural land-Appeal filed by the appellants was allowed dismissing the suit-Respondents went in second appeal-High Court af firmed the decree passed by trial court holding that there was no evidence on tecord that appellant was in possession of the land in continuation or renewal of the lease after its expi1y-Held, High Court is justified in interfering in second appeal where misreading of evidence by the appellate court would lead to
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