Civil Procedure 1908 Section 24 The charge of transferring a case from outside the district that was under the responsibility of the trial court to the defendant clearly proved that this fact was sufficient to create genuine concern in the mind of any applicant. Is to move the matter out. However, the district, in view of the personal interference in the trial, was denied in view of the fact that the transfer court in the same district would retain the image of the civil courts and if the applicant felt that he would not receive justice. So he lives inside it. The right to transfer from the trial court's court to transfer outside the district case was withdrawn and it was given to the transfer court with the instruction that the applicants' request be decided quickly and in accordance with the law.
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