Section 12 (2) of the Code of Conduct, 1908, to exclude the High Court's decision regarding the fraud and misrepresentation of the CPC, in which it was stated that the constitutional petition filed by the applicant. I, he was not a provocateur. The High Court was primarily based on the definition of documents submitted by the applicant himself and the High Court finding and assessing them maintained by the Supreme Court, under section 12 (2). Any kind of speculation was made, the CPC was not created by the applicant who could prove the fraud. And the applicant, who misrepresented in Section 12 (2), sought to reopen the CPC dispute, which was eventually dismissed on the basis of the documents filed with the petitioners.
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