Supreme Court of India
Ram Das Alias Ram Suraj v. Smt. Gandiabai and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, I 908: Section I 00 : Second appeal-Interference with findings of fact by first appellate court by High Court-Finding of fact recorded-By first appellate court on reappreciation of evidence that plaintiff was not adopted by his stepfather before remarriage of plaintiffs mother with his stepfather-However, first appellate court did not consider circumstance of incurring expenses by stepfather on occasion of marriage of plaintiff's sister while deciding question of plaintiff's adoption-Held: It had to be shown that finding of fact by the first appellate court was…
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