Supreme Court of India
Smt. Sarada and Ors. v. Manikkoth Kombra Rajendran
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : Order 41, Rule 27-Additional evidence-Filing of-Property sold as a collateral security-Subsequent agreement mentioning receipt of considera tion-Appellate court refusing to take the document as additional evidence-Held : Appellate court ought to have received the additional evidence and considered the effect thereof by either recording the evidence of the paities or calling a finding on it fi'om the trial cowt-Without that it would not be possible to render fair justice between the parties-Appeal remitted back to the appellate court to follow the procedure and…
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