Supreme Court of India
Dharmarajan and Others v. Valliammaland Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s. l 00 - Second appeal - Re-appreciation of evidence - High Court set aside judgment of first appellate court on basis of non-existent substantial questions c of law and accepting an entirely new case based on un-pleaded facts and non-existe,nt rights - Held: High Court erred in law - Judgment of first appellate court restored. ff I One 'M' filed a suit being O.S. No. 555 of 1981 for declaration and injunction against the ap\lellants in respect of certain landed property on the ground that 'K', who had put up a thatched shed in the suit property, had perfected
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