O XVII, R 3 Failure to present evidence, Termination of the Principal's Court, use of the prejudicial proceedings under the provisions of X XII, R 3 CPC, without giving the parties the final opportunity to evidence, X XII, R 3 CPC to be granted Giving is arbitrary and is not compulsory in nature The court can close evidence only if the parties' conduct is contradictory and fails to produce evidence where a party has failed to present evidence, The court will close its evidence and may take action to record the evidence. The other party and when the other party's evidence is listed, the other party should provide an appropriate opportunity for the witnesses to testify.
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