Supreme Court of India
Hardial Singh v. Balbir Kaur & Anr.
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In view of the above, we find that the High Court could not interfere with the findings of fact recorded after appreciation of evidence merely because the High Court thought that another view would be a better view.
Judgment, page 5
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1973: s.100 – Second appeal – Substantial question of law – On 25.02.2016, Constitutional Bench judgment in Pankajakshi case, held that as far as Punjab and Haryana High Court is concerned, in a second appeal, the law which would be applicable would be s.41 of Punjab Courts Act, 1918 which states that in Punjab and Haryana, in a second appeal, the Court need not frame substantial questions of law in second appeal – Impugned order passed on 02.02.2013 on the ground that substantial questions of law were not framed and without that the second appeal was allowed by High…
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