M/S. JETHANAND AND SONS vs THE STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH.

The Supreme Court held that an order remanding a case without deciding any question relating to the rights of the parties is not a judgment, decree, or final order under Article 133 of the Constitution. The Court clarified that a final order must amount to a final decision regarding the rights of the parties in dispute. The appeal was dismissed as the High Court's orders did not raise any significant questions of public or private importance, and thus, no certificate of fitness for appeal could be granted under Article 133(1)(c).