Section 42 Civil Code of Conduct (V8 1908), Sections 104, O VII, R 11, O XXXIX, RR 1, 2 and O XLIII, R 1 (r). After submitting a temporary injunction in the trial for the declaration of probation, the trial court set aside the matters necessary to record the evidence of the parties and adjourned the case, upon appeal by the defendant against the order of the temporary injunction. , The appellate court not only rejected the plaintiff's request for a temporary injunction, but also rejected the plaintiff's legal status during the appeal hearing against the interim order. Could not be ruled out because it had not been prosecuted before the Court of Appeal was limited to deciding whether the plaintiff was temporarily entitled to an injunction as he had requested in his decree. And whether the order by the trial court to temporarily postpone the order was lawful or not, but the appellate court could not dismiss the case. When the case was presented to the court, it had set up cases to record the parties' evidence in their decision and the appellate court was not justified in dismissing the case or dismissing the case, while the appellate court dismissed the appeal. The court order was set aside and the appeal filed before it will be considered pending which will be decided after hearing the parties in accordance with the law.
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