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High Court Dismisses Second Appeal in Civil Land Dispute Due to Absence of Substantial Question of Law. Appellate Court's Factual Findings on Possession and Evidence Appreciation Upheld as Not Perverse Under Section 100 of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.

The dispute concerned agricultural land in Survey No.517 at village Chitroda, where the appellants (original plaintiffs) sought permanent injunction a...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal Against High Court's Remand Order in Property Dispute - Concurrent Findings on Limitation Upheld. High Court Erred in Remanding Matter for Fresh Trial Instead of Deciding Substantial Question of Law Under Section 100 of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.

The appeal arose from a property dispute involving a joint Hindu family. The litigation originated from a 1965 suit (O.S.No.851 of 1965) filed by Sund...

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Supreme Court Restores Eviction Decree Against Tenant — Reaffirms Scope of Second Appeal Jurisdiction

The Apex Court upheld the concurrent findings of the Trial Court and First Appellate Court — Clarified the principles governing the scope of Second ...

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Income Tax Act, 1961 — Section 260A — Bombay High Court Dismissed Appeals by Refrigerated Distributors Pvt Ltd Challenging Additions on Bogus Purchases — No Substantial Question of Law Involved

Assessment Years 2007-08 to 2012-13 — Appellant Assessee Failed to Prove Purchases — Tribunal’s Reduction of Addition from 25% to 10% of Gross P...

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Supreme Court on Interim Orders Without Framing Substantial Questions of Law. Upholding judicial rigor, the Court sets aside an interim order passed without framing substantial legal questions in a second appeal.

The Supreme Court examined whether a High Court can grant interim orders in a second appeal without formulating substantial questions of law under Sec...