Supreme Court of India
G. Amalorpavam and Ors. v. R.C. Diocese of Madurai and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; 0.41 R.31 and Section 100: ' . I Appellate Court-Judgment-Order 41 Rule 31-lmplication of-Held: c Object of the Rule is to focus attention of the Court on rival contentions to provide the parties opportunity in understanding the ground upon which decision founded and to avail the remedy of second appeal, if they so desire-Since first Appellate Court on consideration of the entire evidence came to the finding supported by reasons, it amounts to substantial compliance of the provisions under 0.41 R.31-Since High Court, while affirming the \. judgment of the trial
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