Article 33 The appointment of a referee The deposition of the referee, withdrew during the trial, the two sides appointed a referee to resolve their dispute The trial court directed the parties to decide the matter after hearing and after looking at the revenue record The referee presented his statement before the trial court. With regard to her decision, but six days later she filed a request to withdraw her earlier statement, as the trial court erred in reversing her record of wrongdoing, as the trial court dismissed the referee's request. And the appellate court allowed the appeal and got the remand. Under Article 33 of the Law Evidence, 1984, the trial court's decision for a merit decision by a referee was to be considered as admission by the admissions parties, which was wrong on the basis of fact or otherwise. It may be withdrawn that the referee did not consult the record, while the first statement would have to be clearly made. The examining of his statement could not be ruled out by the trial court as such, He left it to the court to investigate the error in the tax court; the appellate court rightly considered that the referee was not guilty. These revenues were recorded without checking. The court refused to interfere in the appellate court-approved order under the circumstances
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