MUHAMMAD BAKHSH versus AL-HAJ MUHAMMAD ZIA ULLAH KHAN
The suit for recovery was granted for defense on the basis of A XVII, R 3 and O XXXVII, R 1 Pro Note The defendant's motion to close the proof of non-evidentiary evidence was a question of whether the trial court The defendant failed to present evidence on three consecutive dates for evidence of whether the defendant was justified in closing or not, the defendant did not object to the trial pending on each occasion, linking the matter to the date on which the defendant. The right to present evidence against Ali was asserted, a routine ruling was that, at the time of closing the evidence, the relevant party, at least, had to make his own statement. R Then he should be asked to offer any evidence, but there were no exercise. At the time of passing the impugned order, the defendant filed a list of witnesses within 7 days of the legal time period which was excluded after the defendant's evidence was closed while the witnesses were required to present the document. Defendant's request for an injunction was decided before he was granted immunity from the provisions of the CPC's O XVIL R 3; the court should not have asked the technical courts to go to justice. Defendant's defense of the defense available to the defendant was unjust resulting in the elimination of the evidence because the plaintiff was ordered to pay a substantial sum of money to the plaintiff, without any contest, a contested decision and a decree. Was illegal and unauthorized, so the High Court put it aside.
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