Supreme Court of India

Jangbir v. Mahavir Prasad Gupta

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Bench M. H. Beg and P. N. Shinghal JJ.
Decided 22 September 1976

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Sewnd Appeal-Disturbance of a concurrent finding of fact without con­ siderinJ? the objects of the notifications or discussinf? any principle of construc­ tion of documents which could indicate that a point of law had really arisen for a decision is patemly exceeding the jurisdiction of the Jligh Court-Cil'il Pro­ cedure Code (Act V) 1908, S. 100. Interpretation of documents-Principles applicable to interpretation of docu_ 111mts-Notif1cations Nos. .

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