A. XLI, R 31 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), points for determining the scope of the scope of the case O XLI, R 31, CPC for the decision in section 42 of the Appeal Content were mandatory in nature and the appellate court Was bound to decide the matter. After discussing the evidence but recording the results on only one or more issues, the decision of the appeal was possible then recording of the findings of the case was not necessary. The appellate court did not record the incident and was involved. He also failed to identify all the cases. In the present case, the appellate court rejected the trial court's decision to record the case for disclosure but it was not done. The decision passed by the appellate court was not in accordance with the provisions of the OLLI, R31, CPC. An acceptable appeal was not granted and the High Court and Appellate Court decisions were set aside and the case sent to the appellate court for recording the decision.
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