The trial court ruled that the collection of facts by the courts below the jurisdiction for the mason profits of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Sections 6, 115 and O VII, R 2 Mason's profit, civil court suit and judgment and judgment Was maintained by the Lower. The appellate court held that the trial court had exceeded its jurisdiction because the case was outside the jurisdiction of the court, a genuine case of justification was established in the court which was capable of entertaining the competitor at the time of filing the case. Nor was Messini a profitable amount. Arriving at the final data was merely a matter of calculating, detecting or increasing the likelihood that the two courts below had applied the facts of this case as well as the law of the case. There was no material irregularity. The final conclusions of fact by the courts below were not interfered with by the High Court in exercising jurisdiction under the decisions of Section 115, CPC. And there was no jurisdictional error in the orders of the two courts below, nor was there any material misconduct under the provisions of section 115, the CPC amendment was rejected in the circumstances.
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