The Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 and O XLI, R 31 Second Appeal was not fully discussed by the lower appellate court and the evidence of the appeals was not fully discussed, the Lower Appellate Court did not have to examine the case. If the trial court had discussed some points and the decision was silent on the remaining decisions, it may be reasonably considered that they were abandoned or not suppressed where the appellant's evidence was not found to be credible, There was nothing wrong with his reasoning. Lower Appellate Court, which consented to the findings of the trial court, not consciously but consciously.
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