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SYED KAUSAR ABBAS SHAH versus SARDAR KHAN

A. XXXVII, Rr 2 and 3 Negotiable Devices Act (XXVI of 1881), Section 118 of the Anti-Defense Suite to appear, negotiable Instrument Order XXXVII, provisions of the Compromised Devices Act, 1881 Applicants were granted a ton of option to take advantage of the summary trial where the case was filed before the Principal Court of the original civil jurisdiction in the district and an order was issued under special proceedings and the defendant was sued. As a matter of right to defend or to file in writing. The defendant had to seek court leave and, if his approval was granted, he could defend the case to the extent that if the defendant chooses to seek recourse through a civil case, That can happen in the case of a plaintiff - if the plaintiff wishes to proceed under it. A. XXXVII, provided in CPC RC2, oh XXXVII, gave the claimant an option to take advantage of the CPC, where the form and procedure differed from the ordinary civil case, but if he was O XXXVII, CPC If they do not want to take action under the general procedure and want to file a civil lawsuit under the normal procedure, then they can do so that the provisions of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, even though the case was filed in civil court. The Negotiation Tool Act, 1881, did not rely on O XXXVII, the CPC was independent only of its own provisions and even in ordinary civil courts under section 118 of the Conversation Tool Act, 1881 Can be taken advantage of, was connected to every chatting device, regardless of the plant or forum where the treatment was sought \ r \ n patent advocate from Daud Khel lawyer