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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Substantial Question of Law"
Civil Suit Maintainable Against Termination Of Probationer If No Enquiry Conducted Before Removal: Rajasthan High Court
Mutation Of A Property In The Revenue Records Does Not Create Or Extinguish Title Nor Its Presumptive Value On Title: Telangana High Court
Workmen's Compensation Commissioner Last Authority For Deciding Claim On 'Facts'; Appeal Lies Only On 'Substantial Question Of Law': Rajasthan HC
Appeal Under Section 30 Of Workmen's Compensation Act Not Maintainable In Absence of Framing Any Substantial Question of Law: Rajasthan High Court
Requirement To Frame Substantial Question Of Law In Second Appeal Not A Mere Formality, But Meant To Be Adhered To: Supreme Court
Instead Of Independently Formulating Substantial Question Of Law Arising In Appeal, Judges Often Copy Down Grounds From Pleadings: Madras High Court
High Court Not Required To Frame Substantial Question Of Law While Dismissing Second Appeal: Supreme Court
Substantial Question Of Law & Second Appeal Jurisdiction: SC Summarizes Principles Relating To Section 100 CPC [Read Judgment]
[Section 260A Income Tax Act] HC Can Only Answer Substantial Question Framed By It: SC [Read Judgment]
HC Cannot Allow Second Appeal Without Formulating Substantial Question Of Law, Reiterates SC [Read Order]
Mere Error In Framing Substantial Question Of Law Would Not Render A Judgment In Second Appeal To Be Set Aside: SC [Read Judgment]
'Substantial Question Of Law' Requirement Not Mandatory In Second Appeals Before Punjab & Haryana HC: SC [Read Order]
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