Supreme Court of India
Birendera Kumar Dubey and Anr. v. Girja Nandan Dubey and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : Ss. JOO and JOI-Second appeal-High Court deciding second appeal on facts without framing substantial question of law, and setting aside judgment and decree of first appellate court-Held, High Court can entertain second appeal only when a substantial question of law arises from the judgment of the first appellate court-Second appeal restored to file of High Court-High Court would consider whether any substantial question of law arises from judgment and decree of first appellate court and, if so, to frame the question and dispose of that question. Panchugopal
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