Supreme Court of India
Ramdas Waydhan Gadlinge (since Deceased) Thr Lrs. Vatsalabai Ramdas Gadlinge & Ors. v. Gyanchand Nanuram Kriplani (dead) Thr Lrs. Dhrupadabai & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Order XLII and XLI and s.100 – Suit for recovery of possession and damages – Dismissed by trial court – First Appellate Court reversed the decision, and decreed the suit – Second appeal dismissed by High Court – Challenge to – Held: The High Court, after having a dmitted the second appeal and having formulated substantial questions of law, could not have disposed of the same by only stating its sa tisfaction on the findings of the First Appellate Court without examin ing the relevant points arising from the submissions of the parties and without examining as to
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