Article 12 (2), 115, A. VIII, R13 and A. XXII R4 Limitation Act (IX of 1908) Article 181 Civil Review Death of Civil Review Party Decision of death review court if the party or parties present If not, decide on a civil review. The date for the jurisdiction hearing was that the applicants were the legal representative of a party to a civilian review and said that the party was now dead and that its legal representative was about to make a decision. Unaware, it has been stated that the applicants for the review petition have been transferred to the CPC. On the one hand, it has been stated that on the basis of the fraud of the applicants, the decision was that the delay in filing the application under Section 12 (2) should be entertained by the CPC, with regard to the legality of the petitioner. The lawyer did not submit an affidavit, which shows that he has no information about the matter. The trial court is empowered to hear the review request under section 115 of the CPC although the parties did not appear on the date it was appointed under O XXII, R 4, Angus. Has not ruled out the death of either the defendants or the sole defendants, and it is the duty of a legal representative under OY VIII, R13, CPC to inform the court about the demise of a party. And provide a list. No such attempt was made by the legal representative applicants and they could not be allowed to say that their unreasonable request was denied under section 12 (2), CPC Limitation Act 1908 Under Article 181 of the Code under which a term of three years
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