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The High Court struck out a civil revision application as incompetent, holding that it could not revise an interlocutory order re-admitting an appeal in the District Court.
The appeal is incompetent because it challenges a consent judgment, which is not appealable under Section 70(3) of the Civil Procedure Code. The Tribunal's record confirms a valid consent order was executed.
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The order granting extension of time did not finally dispose of the rights of the parties and is therefore interlocutory and not appealable; the appeal is premature and must be struck out.
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The notice of appeal was premised on an interlocutory order that did not finally and conclusively determine the suit. The order did not amount to a preliminary decree or a final determination of the substantive issues. Therefore, the notice of appeal and the appeal itself are incompetent and must be struck out.
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The High Court dismissed a land appeal against an execution order, holding that execution orders are not appealable and the earlier ownership ruling remained enforceable.
The High Court dismissed a civil appeal as incompetent, holding that an order striking out a revision for omnibus prayers did not finally determine the parties’ rights.
Decisions arising from objection proceedings in primary courts are final and conclusive and cannot be challenged by way of appeal or revision; the district court had no jurisdiction to entertain the appeal and its decision is quashed.
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The High Court struck out a civil appeal as incompetent because it challenged an interlocutory order granting extension of time, which was barred by section 74(2).
The Court of Appeal struck out a notice of appeal for failure to take essential steps after filing, and held the application was unopposed.
The High Court struck out a land appeal as incompetent because it challenged interlocutory orders that did not finally determine the suit.
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