Article 185 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Appeal to Section 100 Supreme Court Appeal Although a second appeal was filed before the High Court but no objection was raised before the High Court, however, the Appellant's qualification Regarding eligibility, however, he raised objections. For the first time, before the Supreme Court when the second appeal before the effect of the High Court could not be sustained, the appellant did not raise the plea before the High Court; in fact, the said object was acquitted and it is believed that Apologies have been given by. For this reason, he paused to argue this request before discussing every witness presented by the parties to the Supreme Court, and found that both the lower court's decisions were false statements and not a record of this case. Are the result of reading. No misinterpretation and misreading were identified by the appellant by the High Court while the High Court did not accept the respondents and appealed. It is illegal to appeal the High Court's decision dismissed by the Supreme Court. \ r \ n
