Supreme Court quashes lower court dismissal of appeal due to insufficient valuation of capitalized interest claims.

The Supreme Court quashed the lower court's decision dismissing the appeal on the grounds that the claim value was too low. The plaintiffs argued their claim included capitalized interest, but the lower court incorrectly assumed these amounts were already embedded in the principal sums without specific figures. The court ruled that the lower court failed to verify the exact value of the capitalized interest before rejecting the appeal, necessitating a remand for proper valuation.