Section 12 and 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. VII, R 11 Trial rejection During the trial proceedings, the plaintiff filed a petition for modification of the plaintiff and the defendant filed a petition with the plaintiff. Appeal for rejection Any cause of action The trial court dismissed the petition filed by the defendants and allowed the plaintiff to make amendments to the plaintiff's appellate court, the trial court's order passed in the amending jurisdiction was put aside and the plaintiff dismissed. The High Court upheld such order of the appellate court. Accuracy Where the reasons for the proceedings were disclosed in the case, the plaintiff had the right to have a fair hearing of his case, to present evidence and to hold a judicial opinion from a court on the merits of his purpose. In the event that was prevented, if accepted, the plaintiff was not entitled to any relief, if there was no other possible point of view in the matter and there was no plausible issue. Was. For the dismissal under O. VII, R 11, the CPC court had to consider that every motion made in the plaintiff was true, therefore, only the power to reject the plaintiff under O VII, R 11 CPC Should be used when the court arrives. The conclusion that even if all the allegations are proved, the plaintiff will not be entitled to any relief, as the power to reject the plaintiff should not be exercised except in a clear case, under trial O VII, R. It was permissible to dismiss the defendants' request. 11 CPC while reviewing court and Hayek
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