HAZARI 'SANTOSH v. PURSHOTTAM TIWARI

3 SCC 179Reported decision2001#2863 most cited

What is HAZARI 'SANTOSH v. PURSHOTTAM TIWARI authority for?

A question of law is considered substantial if it is debatable, not previously settled, and has a material bearing on the outcome of the case. It must also arise from established facts and be necessary for a just decision.

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Santosh Hazari v. Purushottam Tiwari · substantial question of law · debatable question of law · settled law · binding precedent · material bearing on decision · foundation in pleadings · sustainable findings of fact

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