Apply to the XLI Original Decisions of the CPC Original Code Order O XLI, R 24 Balochistan Civil Disputes (Sharia) Regulation, 1976, Regln 5 (2) Finally determining the case under Appellate Court arbitrary nature R 24, O Can be used XLI, CPC indicated that it is not mandatory but arbitrary court, on the merit without obtaining the remand of the case for failure of the court to determine the case in a suitable case. An appeal can be decided, especially if the remand order there will not fail. Was justified. Order 24 of the RLL, CPC shows that where the evidence on record is sufficient to enable the appellate court to render a decision, the appellate court may, if necessary, re-resolve the cases, Can determine the case despite the fact. That the judgment of the court, in which order appeals be preferred, is in full operation on any other ground on which the appellate court proceeded, may be in use of this word. No, it is arbitrary. The court can decide on a merit appeal without a remand in a proper case. There can be no doubt that the subsequent action could reduce the parties' annoyance and length. The appellate court should give priority to the aforementioned process, however, its failure to remand a remand order cannot be ruled out, especially when there is a justification for it in the present case. Whose chairman did not listen. The parties and, therefore, it was not the decision given by the parties after the hearing
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