Sections 540 and 439 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 409/420/467/468/471 cannot be called upon for cross-inspection by the complainant for revision, so much so that the right of the accused shall not be taken into account in small matters. The complainant was shut down by the trial court only because he applied for a postponement but did not include the High Court's caseload to support his claim that his lawyer could investigate the witness. The right to appear in the High Court had to be guided by appropriate and fair conditions and this valuable right of the accused could not be taken away on the small things, the trial court advised that the preparation of a defense lawyer was of no avail. , Rather, a defendant had a respectable and valuable constitutional right. The order to dismiss the accused's plea under section 404040 was, under CRPC, directed the trial court to afford a reasonable opportunity for the complainant to seek cross-examination. Accused r \ nAccording to this the complainant was authorized to investigate the request for review
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