Supreme Court of India
Amar Nath v. Kewla Devi &anr.
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We hold that the appellant is the half sh.are owner of the land in question and C further uphold his right to the ancestral property.
Judgment, page 16
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s.100- Second appeal- Substantial question of law - High Courl has committed a grave error in procedure and c failed to discharge its duty by notlmming substantial question of law and setting aside the judgment and decree of first appellate court- It is a fit case to restore the judgment and decree passed by first appellate courl wherein it declared that appellant was the son of the grand-son of respondent's o paternal grand-father thereby holding that the order passed by the Consolidation Officer is void and illegal - Judgment of High Courl set aside and that
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