Supreme Court of India
Town Planning Municipal Council v. Rajappa & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; Section 100: Second appeal - Formulation of question of law - c Requirements of - Suit claiming land/property to be ancestral property- Dismissed by trial Court-Affirmed by first appellate Court - Reversed by the High Court -On appeal, Held: High Court by interfering with the finding of facts, without formulating a question of law, violated mandate of s. 100 CPC - Moreover, the Judgment of the High Court is practically non-reasoned - ---'.. Hence, matter remitted to High Court for consideration afresh after formulating the question of law-Karnataka
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