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Jharna is aggrieved by a Decree of a district court. She files a review application against the decree…

Rejecting a review leaves the original decree intact; it does not replace that decree with the rejection order. Jharna may therefore appeal the original decree, subject to…

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Jharna is aggrieved by a Decree of a district court. She files a review application against the decree which was rejected by the Court. She now seeks to file an appeal against the original decree under the Civil Procedure Code. Which of the following is the most accurate?

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Rejecting a review leaves the original decree intact; it does not replace that decree with the rejection order. Jharna may therefore appeal the original decree, subject to the applicable limitation and appeal requirements. The review rejection itself is not appealable under Order XLVII rule 7, and unsuccessful review does not confine her to revision.

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