Without going into the details of facts of your case, generally speaking, the issues which are not decided while finally disposing of a matter may be considered to have been rejected by the court (unless, of course, if the court specifically mentions that certain issues have been kept open, without deciding them, in which situation those specific undecided issues may not be considered to have been rejected by it). Therefore, it may be possible to challenge such issues in the higher court, in this case by way of SLP in Supreme Court. If the Supreme Court deems it appropriate, it may remit the matter to the high court and direct it to decide those issues, or else the Supreme Court may itself decide them.
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