ALLAH DINO versus HAJI AHMED THROUGH LEGAL HEIRS
A. VIII, R 10 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), s. The plaintiffs filed suit 42 and 55 for a declaratory and permanent injunction against the plaintiff in which it requested the court to dismiss the case under O. VII, R10, CPC. The reason stated in the request of the trial court to approve the decision was that the plaintiff was affirmed on the oath, adding that the plaintiff was ill, and, as the prior evidence could not be entered, the plaintiff sought extension. The appeal could be reviewed without the justification that the plaintiff did not intend to file. The former evidence affidavit and they want their case to be dealt with under O. VIII, R 10, CPC when the plaintiff himself requested the court to declare a decision without presenting any evidence or documents, The trial court was justified in reaching the conclusion that the documents on record were inadmissible in the plaintiff's evidence, which had referred to the court, which had to succeed on the strength of its case, not on its own. The nakedness of the side was merely because the defendant's previous section was carried forward, however, declaring the plaintiff's trial is not a legal and legitimate basis. Because it was the plaintiff who had to prove his case.
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