XLI, XVI, R 27 of the CCC Code of Conduct relating to the original rules of the CPC were sought to be submitted, which was neither presented before the trial court nor by this court. The lower appellate court did not require a petitioner. The plaintiff will submit a document for judgment when the request for preparation of such documents was approved by the lower appellate court. The denial of permission to allow additional evidence, where such arbitration was exercised by the lower appellate court for good reason, was not a legal weakness. In such a setting and that was incredible
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