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The right to appeal is a creature of statute and an appeal can be presented only ........

Civil Procedure Code (CPC) 1908 Appeals
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    The right to appeal is a creature of statute and an appeal can be presented, only:

    By a party in the suit if he is aggrieved by the judgment

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    By a person who is not a party but who is aggrieved by the judgment if he seeks and gets leave of the court to prefer an appeal against the judgment

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    either (A) or (B)

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    None of these

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    Explanation:

    - An appeal can generally be filed by a party involved in the original case if they feel wronged by the judgment. This is Option 1.

    - Sometimes, a person not originally part of the case may be affected by the judgment. They can appeal if they get permission from the court. This is outlined in Option 2.

    - Option 3, either (A) or (B), combines both possibilities mentioned in Options 1 and 2, making it comprehensive.

    - Option 4 suggests none are correct, which isn’t applicable given the statutory nature of appeals explained in the earlier options.

    Correct Answer: Option 3 - either (A) or (B)

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