Supreme Court of India
Dheeraj Singh v. Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority & Ors
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – O.41, r.22 – Cross objecti ons filed by the appellants for enhancement of compensa tion, not considered by High Court – Held: Cross objections, unlike a regular appeal, are filed within an already existing appeal – However, as per O.41, r.22, cross objections have all the trappings o f a regular appeal and therefore, must be considered in full by the court adjudicating upon the same – Court of appeal has a duty to ap ply its mind to all the issues raised before it and in c ases where the High Court fails to do the same, the matter must be remanded to the same
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