The trial court and the appellate court did not make a proper decision by the trial court and the appellate court on the ground that it had failed to prove the students' history, under section 6 and 13 The plaintiff learned of selling the case. The land was specifically mentioned by the claimant in his claimant, but he had vaguely stated that it was two weeks before the case was established until the witnesses presented by the plaintiff had stated two weeks before the jurisdiction. As claimed by the claimant. On the basis of such vague evidence, it cannot be assumed that the plaintiff had made a valid toll, as neither claim was made nor any evidence was substantiated by it, the courts below, In the circumstances, the plaintiff's claim was rightly rejected, it did not prove that both the courts below came to the conclusion that the defendant was abroad and no notice was sent to his address so that any misunderstanding and Don't read the evidence. In this regard, in this regard, the results cannot be interfered with. Otherwise, if the second pool is proved, it will not reflect the final result of the two courts below because the student did not prove the ground. Was.
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