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ABDUL SATTAR versus MANZOOR HUSSAIN

Code of Conduct 1908 Section 42 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Appeals to Appeal Court Under Sections 96 and 100 Suite, the parties referencing the case filed an appeal before the Appellate Court, Remanded. The court, for the reasons that the statements of the witnesses were not recorded on the proper oath which led to the trial of the High Court 1991 MLD 48 pending before the trial court that the High Court verdict was reconsidered. And a different perspective was taken. Defendants pleaded that the trial court could not cite the parties because the parties had appealed to the appellate court because the litigation was first canceled because the trial court Had taken such a step on the part of the parties and secondly said that there was no order. Even the challenge was not made by the parties nor was there any objection raised in the case before the Court of Appeal where the appeal is pending for more than three years. patent advocate from Sajawal lawyer