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MUHAMMAD KHAN versus MUHAMMAD IQBAL

Sections 7 and 13 of the Oaths Act 1873 and the Special Relief Act (of 1877), the decision to record evidence of witnesses without declaring the section 42 suit, which was issued and the trial by trial under trial. The Court of Appeal had sought remand for hearing. This is the sole reason that the evidence of the witnesses was not recorded after the amendment of the Evidence Act, 1873, after the administration of the new Oath proposed by the High Court, the fact that the affidavit was applied to the High Court 7 was not done in accordance with the Oath recommended by the High Court. The Oaths Act, 1873, was not enough to invalidate the judgment and injunction, but most of all it was an irregularity that could be remedied by section 13 of the said Appellate Court, in the circumstances, Had acted in material irregularities. Because the evidence of the witnesses was not listed on the newly proposed oath, the trial failed and the appellate court-approved order was remanded for further adjudication of the ND case. online advocate from Kala Shah Kaku lawyer