Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Section 115 (1) of the provisions of section 115 (1), CPC applicable terms to attract any one of the provisions! Section 115 (1), the CPC clause, the applicant is legally obliged to exercise the jurisdiction of the High Court to prove that the appellate forum has the jurisdiction to decide the matter. The authority did not have or has denied the jurisdiction it has exercised, or has acted unlawfully or materially in the jurisdiction of any of the three conditions; In the absence of, the review forum may be able to reverse the search for the appellate forum. Section 115, CPC applies to cases involving unlawful assumptions, unreasonable or unlawful exercise of jurisdiction. Such jurisdiction cannot be exercised against the final outcome of law or facts, Does not affect the jurisdiction of, no matter how wrong, inaccurate, or disturbing. A decision can be made on a question of fact or law, unless the decision involves jurisdiction, it is not liable to make a wrong conclusion of law or fact. Appeals can be amended but not eligible for review on such grounds. Unless there is a mistake in the law to reach that conclusion.
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