In Brief
The Supreme Court dismissed appeals against a High Court order that remanded a case to the first Appellate Court for fresh decision on merits. The Court held that a justified remand order does not warrant interference in appeal. The Court also observed that while the High Court was correct to remand the case, it should have been more concise in its 60-page judgment, confining itself to the remand issue rather than excessive citation of precedents. The Supreme Court emphasised that brevity should be observed in judicial opinions.
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