HAZARI 'SANTOSH v. PURSHOTTAM TIWARI
3 SCC 179Reported decision2001#2867 most cited
What is HAZARI 'SANTOSH v. PURSHOTTAM TIWARI authority for?
A question of law, to be involved in a case, must have a foundation laid in the pleadings, emerge from sustainable findings of fact by courts of fact, and be necessary for a just and proper decision. An entirely new point raised for the first time before the High Court cannot be considered a question of law in the case.
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Hazari Santosh v. Purshottam Tiwari · (2001) 3 SCC 179 · question of law · substantial question of law · new point on appeal · High Court jurisdiction · appellate procedure · pleadings · findings of fact · Income Tax Act appeals
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