Section 12 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), O. VII, R 2 Money Order Not to Define Court Fees The suit filed by the plaintiff for recovery of Rs 2,20,000 was rendered in his favor and The defendants had dismissed the judgment and order before the Lower Appellate Court. , With no court fee, which was excluded, which was deferred, was an order of Rs. 2,20,000 and the defendants should have known that a court fee of Rs. 15,000 for appeal. The appeal is necessary, but the court is correct on such appeal. Unpaid fees The defendants were instructed to pay the court fees and should have themselves or their lawyer verified and proceeded with the order, despite the special order not paying court fees. The High Court observed that it was ridiculous and misunderstood that the defendants had not long contacted their lawyer or themselves seeking information on the fate of their appeal, which had already taken place. Was excluded and if the defendants were untrustworthy and abusive, however, they should be blamed. The defendants did not find a case for interference of the High Court in the affirmation jurisdiction, the review was dismissed in the circumstances.
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