SARDAR SHAFIQ HYDER KHAN LAGHARI versus SYED TASNEEM NAWAZ GARDEZI
A. XXXVII, R2 (1) Convention of Conduct (10 of 1984), Article 79 Settlement of Debt Recovery based on the Settlement Tool Act (XXVI of 1881), Section 13, The original retaining words were omitted from A. XXXVII, in R 2 (1), the CFC did not indicate that any photocopy-based recovery suit of an acceptable pro note was not entertaining. The person who has not said where the perk note / check / handheld or any other type of communicating device is not available, or it is destroyed, misplaced, damaged or lost, is not available to the communicating device. No case has been set up on the basis They will be called. The disappearance of an original Pro Note or the negotiating device was proof that it could not be. Before recording the evidence in the suit, a ground for dismissing the plaintiff should be made if any negotiating device is lost, destroyed and the wrong suit will maintain its nature, which is based on a negotiable device. But the procedure for evidence would be different to such a document and it was to be determined as per the 1984 evidence, the suit will remain on the secondary evidence even if the instrument of negotiation is in accordance with the law wrong. Whether the evidence was admissible or not. According to preliminary and secondary evidence on the ground proof or required evidence where for some reason the negotiating device becomes unacceptable in evidence, if the party in such a factual case allows it by law, the party Can turn their thoughts into real.
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