Supreme Court of India
Chintaman Namdev Patil (dead) v. Sukhdev Namdev Patil & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s.100; Or.20 r.4(2), Or.41 c r.31- Second appeal- Substantial question of law- Held: The impugned order shows that the High Court neither set out the case of the parties from their pleadings properly nor mentioned the findings recorded by the trial court and nor of the first appellate court - High Court also did not examine the case in the context of legal provisions governing the issues and nor dealt with any submissions urged by the parties much less to record categorical finding on the questions framed - On the contrary, High Court formulated anotherquestion
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