Section 12 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Section 12 (2) Decision and Order aside, summary summary judgment and evidence recording principle Principal and agent, owner of relationship suit property executed by General Power of Attorney Given and the plaintiff's suit for the specific performance of the lawyer's sale agreement, the decision was made under section 12 (2) CPC in favor of the plaintiff owner of the suit property requesting the separation of judgment and decree The application was rejected by the trial court High Court. The amending jurisdiction has sought remand in the trial court of the petition under section 12 (2) CPC to allow the same decision after the parties have presented evidence and record the evidence of the parties. The Principal, for whom the Principal can set a case in Civil Court, can prosecute the offending agent through criminal proceedings and provoke his complaint. Because the property owner had other separate remedies against his agent, he could not allow the plaintiff's transaction to be affected, which under Section 12 (2) paid the property owner's agent a huge sum of money. Was summarized by the court, which passed the final decision, order or order in the dispute, when the facts and documents were acknowledged between the parties, when the previous case was not filed. ? In a wrongful jurisdiction and when fraud or misrepresentation was not involved in the matter or the matter could not be affected by the third party from the matters or dispute between the principal and the agent, the third party (alleged)
