Supreme Court of India
P. Chandrasekharan and Ors. v. S. Kanakarajan and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s. I 00-Second appeal-Substantial question of law-Held: Interpretation of a document which goes to the root of the title of a party to the /is would give rise to a substantial question of /aw-When courts below misread and misinterpreted a document of title read with other documents and the plan for identification of suit property, a substantial question of law arose for determination of High Court. Order 22 Rule 4-Abatement of cross-objection-Held: The question as to whether a suit or an appeal has abated or not would depend upon facts of each case-Question
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