In Brief
The Supreme Court dismissed civil appeals challenging a High Court's decision to remand a matter to the First Appellate Court for fresh adjudication on merits. The Court held that remand orders do not warrant appellate interference when the lower court has properly identified grounds for remand. Additionally, the judgment cautioned against unnecessarily lengthy judicial orders with extensive case citations, emphasizing that brevity should be observed in judicial opinions dealing with remand issues.
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