Supreme Court of India
S.G.P. Committee v. M.P. Dass Chela (dead) by Lrs.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that Puran Dass was a hereditary office holder and the view taken by Justice Yadav and Justice Gupta is correct. -.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Section 98(2) and (3). Appeal-Division Bench-Difference of opinion between two Judges Reference to a third Judge-Requirement that difference of opinion should be on a point of law-Held not applicable to High Courts governed by Letter patent-In such High Courts matter can be referred to a third Judge on a difference of opinion between two Judges even on a point of fact. Practice and Procedure : Appeal-Difference of opinion between two Judges-Reference to a third Judge-Third Judge neither writing a detailedjudgment nor referring to evidence elaborately-Merely…
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