The First Appeal Court's review, based on the Special Relief Act 1877 Section 8 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115, resulted in the defendant's testimony as well as the evidence that the defendant entered the cross examination. Was established The plaintiffs' first appellate court ownership of such material was correct to conclude that the defendant's home was the plaintiff's and the defendant was forcibly seized after the fact that the facts were consistent with the evidence on the first appellate court record. Had arrived at Provision of law, therefore, was not likely to interfere with the High Court's review jurisdiction, which was intended to correct jurisdictional errors or law errors that appear on the face of the record or the facts tile. Errors in the results of were conveyed by misinterpretation. Or in any case, warranty exercise was not indicated in any such case. The revisional jurisdiction review was found without merit and was rejected under the circumstances.
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