Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 Second Appeal The remand recipient of the case claimed that since the appellate court below has accepted the appeal against the trial court's decision on technical grounds and the case involved without finding merit in the case. Was excluded, so a remand should have been obtained to settle the case. The appeal case on the merit is based on the evidence contained in the case, which was presented by the parties to the appellate court, which can be decided by the High Court in the second appeal that has already been examined. The evidence of the parties listed should be considered. Regarding the discovery recorded by the trial court on the matter, the court refused to remand the case in the interest of justice because the effect of the course was to put the party in further litigation over the long pending case. Will be
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