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(1) Any person who is dissatisfied with any judgement pronounced by a High Court established by Article 154P of the Constitution, in the exercise of its jurisdiction under section 2, in any action, proceeding or matter to which such person is a party may prefer an appeal to the Supreme Court against such judgement, for any error in fact or in law. |
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(2) Any person who is dissatisfied with any order made by a High Court established by Article 154P of the Constitution, in the exercise of its jurisdiction under section 2 in the course of any action, proceeding or matter to which such person is, or seeks to be, a party, may prefer an appeal to the supreme Court against such Order for the correction of any error in fact or in law, with the leave of the Supreme Court first had and obtained. |
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(3) In this section, the expressions "judgement" and "order" shall have the same meanings respectively, as In section 754 (5) of the Civil Procedure Code (Chapter 101). |
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