Production of Documents XIII, Rr 2 and 3 At the trial court's discretion, the practice of the administration of justice was directed by the High Court to resolve the trial effect as soon as the evidence was approached by the plaintiff, in response to some of the documents. Plaintiff filed an application for production. The petition did not dispute the authenticity of the documents, the trial court dismissed the plea on the ground that the permission to present the documents would delay the trial decision, the petition submitted by the plaintiff was that the trial court only granted the documents. Refused to submit. This is because there was a directive of the High Court to deal with the legal documents submitted by the plaintiff as soon as possible, the relevance and importance of the decision in this case would have been relevant if the application was denied. She'll be gone Contrary to the directions of the High Court, which was based on unlawful reasons, the law should have an equal opportunity to reject / reject the plaintiff's claim, by submitting unsubstantiated documents, requesting the preparation of such documents. Should have been filed, shortly after the defendant's written statement was entered, the High Court allowed the application for preparation of the documents and the plaintiff would be burdened with such error judgment and trial. The judgment issued by the court was set aside and the case was referred to the trial court for judgment according to law. Appeal was allowed in the situation.
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