SHAMSHAD BEGUM versus DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, DADU
Civil Procedure Code Order XVII OXVIII, R 2, and Rule 115 (2) of the CPC adjustments dismissed and demanded the failure of the parties to appear on such date for evidence, illegal prosecution. The practice of automobile jurisdiction and remand by the court was upheld for a judgment based on the evidence on the record of the legal justification for upholding the order of the court, which was found to be the basis of the patent's error in the trial case. Worked properly to remove and remand for judgment. The trial court needed the same verdict on the merit, in order to include the admissible evidence in support of its own case on the merit, regardless of whether the parties' counsel advanced their arguments. In the cases of, the district court correctly used the automatic modification. Under Section 115 (2), the CPC trial court dismissed the failure of counsel to resolve the parties' arguments. To ignore the fact of the illegal prosecution that the parties' evidence in this case has already been finalized on the provisions of O XVIII, R 2, the CPC shall not necessarily require further arguments, However, if desired, arguments can be made and the court can afford them in this case. Opportunity to do so, but there was no legal need to hear the arguments before settling the matter, the district court affirmed the order of remand approval
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