Supreme Court of India
Usammaantony and Another v. Karthiyayani and Another
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In view of the above position of law, the question formulated by the High Court in the present case, as quoted above, cannot be termed to be a question of law, much less a substantial question of law.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s. 100 and Order XL/ n: 23, 23A and 24 - Second appeal - Scope of- Remand of case- Propriety of- Suit for injunction decreed by trial court as well as first appellate court - High Court allowed the second appeal and remanded the matter to trial court- On appeal, held: The question formulated by High Court cannot be termed as substantial question of law - High Court by 0 merely re-appreciating the evidence, reversed the concurrent findings of fact and remanded the matter - Hence second appeal not maintainable - Remand of the present case was not called for-
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