S. 100 CPC | High Courts Cannot Pass Interim Order In Second Appeal Without Framing Substantial Question Of Law : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India recently addressed a matter regarding Section 100 of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC), which deals with second appeals and interim orders. The Court emphasized that for a second appeal to be entertained, it must raise a substantial question of law. The decision clarifies the criteria for granting interim relief in cases that meet these requirements. This ruling has far-reaching implications for civil litigation, particularly in appellate proceedings.