Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 Second Appeal The High Court may regularly interfere with another appeal only if the decision of the court below is against the law or the exercise of force. He said the decision failed to determine the same material issue of the law. And the procedure provided by the Code of Conduct exists in the case of a particular error or defect or by any other law that could potentially cause an error or defect in the judgment of the merit case. ? In this process, interruptions can be made to prevent every minor departure in the event that the irregularities of the chronic jurisdiction result in injustice, which may affect the final decision of the case. Such findings cannot be interfered with in the second appeal by the High Court in the absence of misrepresentation of record and unread evidence.
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