Supreme Court of India
Rattan Dev v. Pasam Devi
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s. l 00-Second appeal-Substantial question of law-Suit for permanent injunction-Special power of allorney and other witnesses for the plaintiff examined but not the plaintiff-Suit decreed-First appellate court drew adverse inference against plaintiff for not examining himself and dismissed the suit High Court holding that findings arrived at by first appellate court were purely findings of fact and there did not arise any substantial question of law-Held, first appellate court was bound to apply its mind to all evidence available on record along with the fact
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