Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 Second Appeal The two courts simultaneously found that the respondent, who was the nephew of the applicant, had also concurred that the beneficiary courts had concurrently concluded that the defendant was a qualified buyer for valuable consideration. And they did so with good faith. The results were recorded by the two courts on the basis of proper and fair assessment of the material brought to the record by the parties and evidence of any type of material was not intended to be misread or unreadable. Upon arrival, the two courts entered a different conclusion. , Did not guarantee interference of the High Court in the second appeal
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