Comparison of thumb impression with handwriting expert defendant refusing to process suit defense document for receipt of money based on Article 84 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), OXXII, RR2 and 3 Pro Note The note, which denied the supporter's execution, under which the lawsuit was filed, was filed before the trial court alleging that the alleged probe note and its alleged thumb defects on receipt from the Handwriting Expert / Fingerprint Expert To be compared, the hearing of the petition was dismissed by the trial court after which it was filed. The six-year period, which was able to be excluded due to an unlawful delay, was filed by the plaintiff against the trial order. The plaintiff in his written statement not only denied the impression of his thumb on the note and the receipt, but also filed a separate lawsuit challenging the contentious pro note and ownership alleging that it was a fake and The assumption was that no delay was allowed on any request. Unless there is a delay in the transfer of such a petition against a party itself, Article 84 of the Kanawha Martyrdom 1984 did not present any term, stating that the petition could be moved because the finger The print expert's own evidence was one of preparation. Procedures of evidence recognized by law require the party to provide such evidence when the decision to move such application was made in court and was not in the first phase while still concluding the evidence of the other party. When the party intends to bring such evidence
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