According to Section 113 of the CPC a reference may be made by subordinate Court to the High Court o...........

Civil Procedure Code (CPC) 1908 Reference and Review

According to Section 113 of the CPC, a reference may be made by subordinate Court to the High Court, on a question which arises —

In a suit in which the decree is not subject to a second appeal to the High Court, or in the execution of such decree.

If it is a question of law or usage having the force of law, on which the court trying the suit or appeal entertains reasonable doubts.

Either A or B

In a suit in which the decree is subject to a second appeal to the High Court.

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Explanation:

As per Section 113 CPC, a reference may made - in a suit in which the decree is not subject to a second appeal to the High Court, or in the execution of such a decree, or also if it is a question of law or usage having the force of law, on which the court trying the suit or appeal entertains reasonable doubts.
The primary object - to enable a subordinate court to obtain the opinion of the high court in non- appealable cases on a question of law and to avoid commission of an error which cannot be remedied at a later stage.