Supreme Court of India
Jegannathan v. Raju Sigamani & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: 0. 43, r.1(u) rlw 0.41, r.23- and s.100 - Miscellaneous c civil appeal filed before High Court against order of remand passed in a first appeal under 0.41 - Held: Is maintainable - Order of remand passed under 0. 41, r.23- is amenable to appeal under 0. 43, r. 1(u) - However, the constraints of s. 100 continue to be attached to such an appeal - There is a 0 difference between maintainability of an appeal and the scope of hearing of an appeal - Order of High Court holding the civil miscellaneous appeal as not maintainable set aside. The appellant-plaintiff No. 2
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