Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 Second Appeal The final jurisdiction of the facts The jurisdiction of the High Court jurisdiction that generally could not interfere with concurrent conclusions was not an absolute rule when the High Court could not close its eyes when the evidence. Had a false advertisement. Clearly unconstitutional conclusions were drawn by the courts, which is the reason that injustice cannot be committed simply because in the second appeal, the High Court should not have looked at the evidence which was put down by the courts below. Based on the results entered was formed. The evidence on the record cannot be supported by the evidence or if the evidence was misread or the decision was made by ignoring the evidence or based on it, the High Court had the absolute justification to consider the evidence and if If necessary, intervene below the results of the courts
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