Civil Procedure Code Order XLIII, R1 (a) of CPC Appeals from RCOCLI, the Appeal Court accepted the appeal and remanded the trial court after the trial after setting additional matters. It is to be decided after recording the evidence on these additional persons. The parties agreed that the material on record was sufficient to decide additional matters and that recording of evidence on these matters was not necessary, so the court accepted the appeal against the order of the appellate court and so far The order was set aside because the trial would have to be sent to the trial court. Recording evidence about additional matters, and following the fresh judgment of the case with the instructions that the appellate court has set forth below in all light of the pre-trial court proceedings, as well as in the light of the evidence already presented by the parties. Also decide on appeals for additional issues created by the source.
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