0 IX, R 13 and Section 115? Request to Reject Ex parte Decree? Did not file a written statement despite the applicant having many opportunities to do so? The petitioner then appeared before the court and proceeded against the former party court, which seized the case, the evidence of the defendants was filed and a pre-emption order was passed against the applicant. The petitioner's only dispute was whether the solicitor's clerk did not inform him of the date of the hearing, and the clerk then proceeded to the case at his lawyer's office to determine the former party's decree. Left the diary and left the job. Neither the applicant's lawyer nor his clerk entered the witness box to confirm the applicant's statement? Was it for the applicant to prove the matter on the basis of the former Partition Directive approved by the applicant against which he failed? Whether or not the applicant had a reason for not being there
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