The plaintiffs' appeals from the original decree of the RLC RCPC were submitted, and it was given a reasonable opportunity to present all of its documents, however, if it chose to bring any of the documents to the record. If not, the court was not required to allow the parties to present additional evidence as and when they wish. Because the evidence on record was not sufficient to establish the case, the appellate court was required to conclude on the basis of the evidence that was brought on record by the parties and unnecessary trial. Instead of remanding the court, the appeal was to be decided according to law. Provide a lacuna or one of the parties to fill the vacancy The case was remanded and the appellate court was directed to dismiss the appeal on the merits.
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