Civil Procedure Code Order XVII of CPC Adjustments OXVII, R 3, remanded the case to record the evidence of only one witness by the appellate court, after the trial court recorded the evidence of the specific witness, the plaintiff's lawyer's legal Status evidence refused to be recorded. The court allowed the plaintiff to examine the specific witness alone, but the dispute before him was limited to the question whether before the trial court's decision, the trial court ruled in favor of the appellant. Provided sufficient opportunity for court attendance, in favor of the plaintiff, the order of the trial court was set aside and directed that the plaintiff be given the opportunity to inspect the said witness. The further question is whether the plaintiff or his lawyer has been barred from giving evidence in support of his case, before he will not consider the matter. The appellate court's order for remand of the appellate court cannot be dismissed in such a way that the plaintiff or his agent can record his statement.
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