Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 Second Appeal The first appellate court failed to note the questions raised before it, and dealt with the first appeal with the observation that the trial judge had given reasons for his findings and that the decision was somehow There was no illegal movement or inconvenience. There was no false reading or no reading of evidence, the ruling of the first appellate court was neither legal nor independent of any court should be exercised by a free court because the first appellate court had the mind It failed to address the questions raised before it, it cannot be said that the order of the appellate court was set aside in accordance with the law and the first appeal will be considered as pending. Was to be dealt with according to the law after providing the opportunity for a hearing.
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