The CPC order, X58, R58, section 12 (2) and 115 suits of the CPC orders and orders of the CPC to seize the house of the brother of the decree were decided by section 12 (2) Was filed under. , Which was excluded. In the first period of litigation, such decisions and decrees were finalized, once the applicant applied for the application under section 12 (2) on a number of grounds, against the execution of the decree. Then the objection petition was filed, summarily rejected, and under Section 12 (2) the order of the court of legal proceedings was upheld, the CPC was accepted and dismissed. As the final applicant became the applicant of the objection, the same foundations were adopted. The preliminary proceedings were made under section 12 (2), CPC courts were not the following in dismissing the petitioner's objection to conduct an inquiry or trial after committing any irregular / illegal process. Was not necessary, as later in the application cases were the same issues which were raised in the earlier application under section 12 (2); C, PCC Petitioner did not put any litigation on water liability. The receipt of a bill or tax allegedly issued in his name did not indicate the property (s) from which he rejected the petitioner's objection request and did not face any clear legal defect regarding the orders of the courts. What, so as to justify interference with the amended jurisdiction.
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