Jeganathan V Sufiyan – SLR – 129 – sllr 2004 volume 2 page 129

In the case between the intervenient-petitioner-appellant (seeking intervention, recall, and revocation of Letters of Administration) and the respondent (original recipient of Letters of Administration), the court addressed whether an order made under section 537 of the Civil Procedure Code, which orders a fresh inquiry and subsequently recalls and revokes Letters of Administration, constitutes a final order amenable to direct appeal. The findings established that such an order is interlocutory and does not definitively decide the issue of inheritance; as a result, no direct appeal lies against it. This principle was reaffirmed with reliance on judicial precedents clarifying the nature of orders that are appealable, emphasizing that only orders conclusively determining rights are subject t