Supreme Court of India
Patrick Jj. Saldanha v. Antony M. Saldanha
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Code a/Civil Procedure, 1908-Section JOO-Second appeal-Disposal of by High Court without formulating substantial question of law-Justification c of-Held: It is for the High Court to formulate a substantial question of law and hear the appeal on the question formulated-In absence of the same, such judgment cannot be maintained. The issue involved in this appeal was whether the High Court was justified in disposing of the second appeal without formulating the substantial question of law, as mandated by Section 100 CPC. Disposing of tbe appeal, the Court ~ HELD: 1.1. In view of Section 100 CPC,
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