In India, it is legally permissible to raise new issues during the appeal stage, particularly if the trial court omitted to frame them. Appellate courts have the power under CPC Order 41 Rule 25 to frame additional issues. While questions of fact can be raised at the appellate stage, Second Appeals are strictly for questions of law. However, even pure questions of law can be examined at any stage, including before the Supreme Court, provided the factual basis has been established.