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JAM ABDUL HAMEED SHAHID versus LIAQAT ALI

A. XXXVII, Rr 2 and 3 Negotiable Instruments Act (XXVI of 1881), suit for the recovery of money on the basis of a prediction pursuant to section 118, the principle of the negotiating device the defendant allegedly voted and In a written statement executed on behalf of the plaintiff, claiming receipt of Rs 49,000 on receipt, the plaintiff requested that in fact Rs 35,000 was paid by the plaintiff through check. While Rs 14,000 was entered and included as interest, the defendant requested that Rs 28,000 was paid by the plaintiff and the balance to be paid. The obligation to pay the Rs 7000. In the trial case, the court considered the plaintiff's claim that the plaintiff had paid Rs 35,000, which was conferred on the plaintiff by the plaintiff during the trial or otherwise could not be proved. On the defendant, because it was the plaintiff who withdrew from his own version while appearing as a witness in his evidence as presented before him. I n his case and his own conduct in the circumstances. He said that the sanctity of sanction and receipt, as was to be taken under section 118 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, was lost on the admission and self-sufficiency of the plaintiff's Conversation Tool Act, 1881. 118 was disputable and the plaintiff's claims in his petition had various self-contradictory forms and at the stage of proof the sanctity of the document attached to the said document It was tainted where various prescriptions and petitions were brought in which were opposed to the writing. The smell of the document, the legitimate and acknowledgment of the debate property advocates from Upper Deval lawyer