Section 28 Punjab Consumer Protection Rules, 2009, 13, 14 (5) and (6) Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 181 Sue for Consumer Protection, Under Pre-Order, Defendant Separate Separate Service Was the provider that was put forward. The Part and Trial Court denied the order on the request that it was banned by sanctions. The trial court approved the ex parte order under R14 (5) of the Punjab Consumer Protection Rules 2009, which was applied under the Civil Procedure Code 1908. For trial court stricto sensu proceedings, but Punjab Consumer Protection Rules, R 14 (6) of 2009 gave the trial court the authority to withdraw / remove the ex parte order, and for that purpose, the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 Use the civil court powers under The provisions of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908, were not applicable for the separation of the pre-trial order, the limitation on the application for withdrawal of the former party order was covered under Article 181 of the Act 1901. Because the trial court misunderstood and failed to comply with the law, the High Court accepted the respondent's request to set aside the previous order, as it had no restriction and trial. After the hearing, the trial court was remanded for further appeal. Permission was granted accordingly
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