Supreme Court of India
Vishwanatha Achari v. Kanakasabapathy
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-Section 100(4)-Second appeal Dismissal of, on the ground that the finding recorded by First Appellate Court regarding adverse possession not challenged-Correctness of-Held: Question of law was formulated as required-However, is of no consequence since trial court did not frame any issue regarding adverse possession, and therefore, First Appellate Court not justified in deciding issues not framed Furthermore, Appellate Court has power to frame issues other than those framed by trial court which are to be referred for trial giving opportunity to the defendant to
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