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ALI MUHAMMAD SHAH versus IJAZ HUSSAIN SHAH

A. XXXVII, Rr. 1 and 3 of the Negotiable Devices Act (XXXVI of 1881), Section 211 of the Law of Evidence (10 of 1984), Arts 17 (2) and the receipt of 59 money. The trial court rejected the failure of the defendant's decision to file a miscellaneous petition on the ground that the two witnesses of the professional note did not enter the witness box that was raised by the plaintiff, that was, the contentious signatures. Without deciding their plea for extradition to the handwriting expert, the trial court's finding of a minor witness for this case was fatal to this case. This was supposed to be like a general document sale agreement. According to the Conversation, under Section 120 of the Conversation Tool Act 1881, the promise was assumed to be truthful. The mere production of his one minor witness was not fatal, especially when the author, the promoter, and the minor witness entered the witness box, promoting the fact that the trial court had erroneously concluded that a Failure to examine the serious witness defeated the provisions of Article 17 (2) of the Convention of Evidence, the 1984 promotional note was signed by two minor witnesses, which met the requirement of section 17 (2). Without deciding whether to uphold the plaintiff's plea, 1984, the trial court could not proceed to deliver a final verdict. The High Court directed the trial court to decide the pending petition of the plaintiff for reference to the controversial signatures for the handwriting expert's inspection and then decide the matter. Based on the available evidence and opinion of the handwriting expert list of advocates from Kazi Ahmed lawyer