Supreme Court of India
M/s. Bhanwarlal Dugar & Ors. v. Bridhichand Pannalal & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s.96 - Appeal from original decree - Scope of- HELD: c regular first appeal is a rehearing of the suit and the appellate court is bound to appreciate the evidence on record and arrive at its own conclusion - In the instant case, the appellate court miserably failed to exercise its appellate jurisdiction as it copied verbatim the judgment of trial court without any independent application of mind and appreciation of evidence - Rent Control and Eviction. · s. 115 - Revisional jurisdiction of High Court - HELD: High Court cannot re-appreciate the evidence and set
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