Supreme Court of India
State of Bihar (now Jharkhand) and Ors. v. Bokaro and Ramgur Ltd. and Ors.
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Appeal - High Court dismissed appeal even after setting aside the findings recorded by Trial Court- Propriety of- Held: c Not proper - Conclusions and findings of the High Court did not go together - The appeal deserved to be allowed. Disputes arose as to whether the premises in question (Raja Bunglow) was being used for residential purpose of the Raja at the time of vesting or as a office- cum-kutchery for collection of rent of the Ramgarh Estate. * The High Court set aside the Trial Court's finding that the suit premises was not primarily an office or kutchery for collection of rent, and
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