CPC Appeals O XLI, R 27 Additional evidence from the XLI original decree of the CLC Code Order Additional evidence can be recorded at the appeal stage, only if the trial court refuses to admit the evidence. Had to have been admitted or any document was required to be submitted to the appellate court or any witness should be examined to enable the court to make a decision, or for any other reason. For the purpose where the appellant did not rely on the document presented in the appeal nor any other document submitted before it. Whoever refused to admit it, there is a record of displeasure against the presence of XLI, R 27, CPC of such a document that will enable the court to make a decision in which the appeal is rehearsed. Can be declared, the appellate court generally will not record the most recent evidence and can only be filed if the provisions of XLI, R 27, CPC are drawn.
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