Special Relief Act 1877 Sections 42 and 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Declaration of Section 100 Suit and Suit for Permanent Order Prohibition Appellate Sovereignty of its Final Consequences High Court Jurisdiction Searched facts together. By exercising the powers under section 100, the CPC can disrupt the finding of fact only when the evidence was misread and the discovery of unacceptable evidence was approved or a mistake in the procedure. Or there was a defect that could potentially present an error or defect in the quality decision. Identify any piece of evidence that the civil court had wrongly misunderstood or the violation of any mandatory provision of the Civil Procedure Code, or an appeal against the unanimous decision of the courts below the decided case. Was deleted
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