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MUHAMMAD SABIR versus MUHAMMAD AKRAM

A. XXXVII, Rr. 2 and 3 of the Negotiable Devices Act (XXVI of 1881), in the case of the plaintiff that the suit for recovery of money on the basis of section 118 pro-note and leave to plead the case was against the plaintiff. The defendant's brother had business affairs with him and the suit money was due to his daughter-in-law and his defendant had considered the question after the suit was decided, considering the amount received from his brother-in-law. An appeal was filed against the judgment and order of the trial, which was fully proved on record by the witnesses and the handwriting exp No doubt it was considered speculation because it was embodied in Section 118 of the 1881 Act, but was dismissed nygusy Portable anstrumynts concept. In the facts and circumstances of the case the defendant was charged that the plaintiff had some responsibility for the plaintiff's brother on the plaintiff's claim, but there was no specific indication of the effect that such responsibility was on record. The details and the nature of such liability was attributable to his absence because of his absence when presented on record by the defendant in denying the defendant's denial on oath. When a witness appeared, no special case was set up in this regard, which resulted in discrimination against both parties. Did not present evidence to consider or to prove for a supportive note in the trial court's decision, could not maintain the circumstances and this issue needs to be redrawn, especially. In the case of pending notes, a jobs for fresh advocates from Burewala lawyer