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Shankarlal Aggarwal And Ors vs Shankarlal Poddar And Ors on 24 January, 1963
It is with a view to expedite the trial and conclusion of litigation before the original authority or court, the Supreme Court has limited the scope of the appellate jurisdiction in the manner stated in Shankarlal Aggarwal's case [1965] 35 Comp Cas 1 (SC), as well as in Central Bank of India's case, . It was also contended before us that the learned company judge was not right in rejecting the request of the appellants either to produce the notes in evidence or to refer to them to refresh the memory of the witness. We do not propose to go into these questions because these questions are most appropriately to be considered in case in occasion arises in future for the appellate Bench to entertain an appeal against the final order made in the proceedings pending before the learned company judge.