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Mere Error In Framing Substantial Question Of Law Would Not Render A Judgment In Second Appeal To Be Set Aside
28 Nov 2019 02:00 pm
The Supreme Court has observed that mere error in framing a question of law would not render a judgment in Second Appeal liable to be set aside, if it is found that a substantial question of law existed and such question has in fact been answered by the High Court.
The bench comprising Justice Indira Banerjee and Justice Sanjiv Khanna also observed that perversity in arriving at a factual finding by Courts below can give rise to a substantial question of law, attracting intervention of the High Court in a Second Appeal filed under Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
The question framed in the second appeal in the instant case [Illoth Valappil Ambunhi (D) vs. Kunhambu Karanavan] by the High Court was whether gift deed having been accepted on behalf of the donee could be revoked by the donor unilaterally? Perhaps the question should have read whether the finding of the Trial Court with regard to non acceptance of the deed of gift, confirmed in appeal, was vitiated by perversity and if it was so vitiated, whether the unilateral revocation of the deed, by the donor, can be sustained in law, the bench said.
Illoth valappil ambunhi (D) b LRS. vs. Kunhambu karanavan
