The Civil Procedure Code Order IV of the CPC does not fully reflect the defense of the R1 tenant's written statement on matters resolving matters and settling cases or agreeing on OXIV. Finding that the tenant had confiscated his tenancy rights was not OK in declaring the suit without compiling the issue and providing it with a chance. And the important questions of the courts that arose in the suit, for the proper trial, the tenant had no opportunity to show that the various defenses established by it point to the fact that their tenancy rights. There was no confiscation that the High Court address was. The material already on record was not durable enough to resolve all issues arising between the parties. Remand was sought to resolve the case again.
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