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CPC O. 41 R. 31, S. 96 – High Court has neither re- appreciated the entire evidence on record nor has given any specific findings on the issues which were even raised before the learned Trial Court – High Court has failed to exercise the jurisdiction vested in it as a First Appellate Court;

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Tag: cpc s. 96

CPC O. 41 R. 31, S. 96 – High Court has neither re- appreciated the entire evidence on record nor has given any specific findings on the issues which were even raised before the learned Trial Court – High Court has failed to exercise the jurisdiction vested in it as a First Appellate Court;

HMA S. 28 – Appeal would be maintainable, against the judgment and decree by which decree of divorce has been granted by the trial Court under Section 13-B

CPC S. 96 – In first appeal affidavit filed without amendment – Wholly impermissible

CPC O. 41 R. 31 – High Court has failed to exercise the jurisdiction vested in it as a First Appellate Court

First Appeal – Had to be decided strictly in adherence with the provisions contained in Order XLI Rule 31 of the Code

CPC S. 96(2) – Merely because the defendant pursued the remedy under Order IX Rule 13 CPC, it does not prohibit the defendant from filing the appeal if his application under Order IX Rule 13 CPC is dismissed.

CPC S. 96 – Apart from the substantive suit challenging the Consent Decree to which they were not a party, appeal filed under section 96 CPC seeking restoration of the Suit disposed on basis of consent decree

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Tag: cpc s. 96

CPC O. 41 R. 31, S. 96 – High Court has neither re- appreciated the entire evidence on record nor has given any specific findings on the issues which were even raised before the learned Trial Court – High Court has failed to exercise the jurisdiction vested in it as a First Appellate Court;

HMA S. 28 – Appeal would be maintainable, against the judgment and decree by which decree of divorce has been granted by the trial Court under Section 13-B

CPC S. 96 – In first appeal affidavit filed without amendment – Wholly impermissible

CPC O. 41 R. 31 – High Court has failed to exercise the jurisdiction vested in it as a First Appellate Court

First Appeal – Had to be decided strictly in adherence with the provisions contained in Order XLI Rule 31 of the Code

CPC S. 96(2) – Merely because the defendant pursued the remedy under Order IX Rule 13 CPC, it does not prohibit the defendant from filing the appeal if his application under Order IX Rule 13 CPC is dismissed.

CPC S. 96 – Apart from the substantive suit challenging the Consent Decree to which they were not a party, appeal filed under section 96 CPC seeking restoration of the Suit disposed on basis of consent decree

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