CPC appeals are not decided in the Appellate Court for the Civil Procedure Code Order XLI Original Decisions O XLI, Rr 31, 33 and Section 115 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), section 42 suit appeals court decision Is. The trial court's decision and order passed by the appellate court were set aside, which was considered under O XLI, R 31, neither brought any conclusions to the issue nor any points of commitment. , CPC was decided and appealed with the impression after the decision. The trial court decided in favor of the plaintiff in all but two cases and the same could not be re-settled in the appellate court under O.L.I., R33, CPC, CPC granted its jurisdiction. Has been used and is all told about the search by the trial court. The matters should have been thrown out by justice and the appellate court-approved High Court put aside the review and the case was handed over to the appellate court for a new decision.
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