Supreme Court of India
Akhilesh Singh @ Akhileshwar Singh v. Lal Babu Singh & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Or. LXI, r.2 proviso and r.27 – Additional evidence – In appellate court – Accepted and simultaneously judgm ent pronounced in the main case, without giving opportu nity to the opposite party to lead evidence in rebuttal or to give an opportunity to explain – Held: Proviso to r. 2 of Order LXI eng rafts rule of natural justice and fair play, by providing that the court is obliged to grant a sufficient opportunity to the contesting party, if any new ground is allowed, which may affect the contesting p arty – In the present case High Court (appellate court) in the
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