O VII, R 2 The suit of the plaintiff for recovery of money and display of accounts was that the plaintiff was responsible for setting up a committee in which the plaintiff participated, according to the plaintiff, the defendant failed to pay it. Who was from the defendant as a defendant. As a result of his participation in the committee, the plaintiff denied the trial court's allegations, but the appellate court rejected the trial court's disclosures, and the plaintiff had previously argued that the appellate court had based on a document Depending on what the card was intended to be. Another told the committee that the document was not proven. Secondly, the plaintiff's contents revealed that a panchayat was called in to resolve the dispute between the parties, but the plaintiff and his witness did not cite any panchayat, nor did any of the alleged panchayat members be referred by the plaintiff. An established case was presented to prove that, and third, it was pointed out that the testimony presented by the plaintiff was an interesting witness in itself, in the absence of the plaintiff's pleadings, which had the merits. The contradiction remained, such circumstances were not properly considered and the appellate court did not meet the argument which led to S was a trial. The High Court put aside the review in order to exclude the plaintiff's impeachment order which was the result of misrepresentation and non-record reading, and the trial court's order was restored.
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