Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation, Hyderabad v. Sunder Singh
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Code of Civil Procedure. 1908 - Or.41, r. 23 - Remand by Appellate Court - Scope of - Held: Is extremely limited - Order of remand cannot be passed on ipse dixit of the Court - c Or.41, r.23 is invoked when a decree has been passed on a preliminary issue and the Appellate Court disagrees with the findings of Trial Court on the said issue - Power thereunder not to be exercised by Appellate Court only because it finds it difficult to deal with the entire matter. -<i Respondent filed suit seeking grant of permanent in- junction in respect of property and a direction upon the
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