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…With utmost respect, the subsequent direction was an error of law. The two did not have the authority of the chief justice in writing to direct as they purported to do.…

…In reply to the appellants’ submissions Mr Dhankal for the respondent reiterated the legal position that in a second appeal it is incumbent on the appellant to show that an error of law has been committed by the lower court…

…So, to this court it does not appear right for the appellant to seek orders that the ruling of 17.7.95 be reviewed for an apparent error of law on the face of the record.…

…Also that it was an error of law for the judge to agree with the magistrate’s decision not to decree specific performance having found that there was part performance.…