Supreme Court of India
M/s. S.B. Minerals v. M/s. Mspl Limited
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s. 100(5) - Second appeal - High Court formulating ... c substantial questions of law and admitting the appeal for admission - Order challenged under Article 136 of the Constitution, contending that the case did not involve any substantial law and second appeal ought not to have been admitted - HELD: s.100(5) provides that redpondent, at the hearing of second appeal, can argue that the o'ase does not involve such questions - Thus the substantial questions of law formulated by High Court are not final, and it is open to the respondent in second appeal to
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