The Canal and Drainage Act 1873 Section 20 & 68A Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 115 amending jurisdiction, exercises an order passed by the Divisional Canal Officer, received on appeal by the Superintendent Engineer. It was agreed that such orders before the plaintiff could be approved. Neither he was served nor heard, and in his absence the order remained without question of jurisdiction whether the notice was issued to the plaintiffs or the opportunity to be heard if there was a question of fact. Given, the courts below found that not only were notices issued, the following courts did not indicate any wrongdoing / non-reading under which to prove non-service. Ounce, who was indicted for failing to issue notices, also said in his judgment that the plaintiffs were. Appealing to the Superintendent Engineer and ordering him to effectively determine the rights of irrigation under the T was a simple suggestion for the plaintiff's engineer and the divisional canal officer's order. With regard to the service of the notice, which was not able to substantiate the observations made by the trial court, there can be no exception to the conclusions reached by the courts below. The revision issued by the Divisional Canal Officer was dismissed under the circumstances:
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