(1.) THIS is an application under Article 133(1) of the Constitution for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court again and the judgment and decree in First Appeal No. 5 of 1953, which was heard and disposed of by us on 8 -12 -1954. The appeal arose out of a suit filed by the non -applicants Fatehchand and his son Jageshwar Prasad for partition and possession of certain immovable and movable properties under a claim of being the heirs of Chhaganlal, the last full owner who was the father of Fatehchand and the grandfather of Jageshwar Prasad.
(2.) IT is common ground that the value of the subject -matter of the suit in the Court of the first instance as well as the value of the subject in dispute on appeal to the Supreme Court exceeds Rs. 20,000/ -.
(3.) THE view I have taken is substantially the panieias expressed by the Full Bench in : AIR 1952 All 942 (c). In that case on a review of several authorities and on a consideration of the provisions of Article 133 and section 110, Code of Civil Procedure, the learned Judges arrived at the following conclusions: