High Court is required to give some reasons indicating that no substantial question of law is involved - Supreme Court
IN the Revenue SLP, the Additional Solicitor General submitted that the High Court while dismissing the appeal has not ascribed any reasons whatsoever, except stating that no substantial question of law arises for consideration. The Supreme Court held that the High Court is required to give some reasons indicating that no substantial question of law is involved.In the absence of the reasons, the Supreme Court set aside the High Court order and remanded the matter to the High Court for fresh consideration.