A VII, R 2, O VIII, R 6 & O XIV, R 1 (5) Settlement Failure to Settle Suitable Failure to Settle Matters Plaintiff sued for recovery of money and defendant also Filed a petition claiming that the trial court's hearing was dismissed. In the light of the cases which the parties sought to prove and refute through oral and documentary evidence, the trial court ultimately concluded that the case filed by the plaintiff was bound to be dismissed at the time of the ban. , While the set-up appeal filed by the defendant was. The dismissed plaintiff filed the first appeal against the trial court's decision to adjudicate the facts of the case, and the decision on the facts of the case clearly indicated that the trial court had resolved disputes between the parties in this case. I was unsuccessful. Their petitions were ignored and matters were not settled to determine the actual dispute between the parties to the trial court, thus OXIV did not comply with CPC R1 (5), which was In the nature of the matter, the formation of matters was the most important step and any negligence or genuine dispute between the parties was monitored, the parties could be subject to extraordinary delays and could also result in financial loss to the litigation. ? And after the trial, the trial was remanded in the trial court to decide the appropriate cases and proceed the matter again.
