Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O XIV, R 1 and O XLI, R 31 Specific issue, failure to find each issue separately During trial, during trial, During the trial, the trial court failed to substantiate its claim and the trial and appellate court, respectively, dismissed the plaintiff, claiming that the following courts had dealt with the case in a summary manner and that no particular case had been settled. No matter, the issue was separately investigated on both issues. Where the discoveries were made at the discretion of the parties over the facts between them and consequently they have evidence because of this. For not compiling a particular issue, the judgment and decree passed by the trial court will not be ignored. The plaintiffs failed to establish the case and they find that the courts agreed before them on the facts and below. Of course, such conclusions are bound and they cannot be bothered with ideological jurisdiction.
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