Production of additional evidence at the appeal stage in the Second Appellate Court, the Appellate Court has the authority to allow additional evidence at the appeal stage in appropriate cases, but not in the appropriate cases. This cannot be allowed. Fill the lacuna or the usual case is one to fill the lacuna, nor is there any technical ability which can be independently considered in favor of the respective party. And there was no apparent reason for not presenting the evidence at the trial, the court properly exercising its discretion by refusing to allow additional evidence. Additional evidence can be included only for a number of reasons. It was necessary to enable the court to deliver a verdict.
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