The trial court acquitted the court between the parties on the basis of the trial of an appeal against acquittal on the basis of section 417 (2A) of the Contempt Rule (XLV of 1860), section 302/34. Was declared invalid and because the complainant was never brought before the trial court and was presented to someone else, the statement made by the complainant to the complainant before the trial was clearly It was revealed that he had appeared before him and his statement was recorded while acknowledging the agreement between them. And the defendant's trial court legally identified the defendant, while recording the complainant's statement, mentioning that a copy of his national identification card had been prepared, and that And the record was returned along with the improper verdict, revealing that the proceedings initiated by the trial court did not face any illegal interference with which the Holy See was associated. There was no reason to deny the trial court's judicial record and the judge's statement should be considered conclusive. Nor will it be admissible to contradict the affidavits of the landlords or lawyers, nor to contradict any other evidence by which the same appeal was dismissed.
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