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GHULAM ALI versus AZHAR ALI

The Civil Procedure Code Order XVII and XVII, R3 and Section 115 of the CPC adjustments failed to produce evidence to prove his case, despite the fact that the case was over two or more than twenty years. His request was postponed once. The costs and the motions for seeking a motion were given with a caution that this might be the last opportunity to adjourn the case, but nevertheless the precautionary claimant failed to present the evidence, after which the trial court dismissed it. Closed the evidence and dismissed the evidence with the appellate court's request. However, rejecting the trial order, since the defendant did not raise any objection to the postponement of the trial by trial, it cannot be considered that the motion was specifically for the plaintiff. The source was obtained, but both sides had jointly decided in the matter. What the defendants agreed on, because such evidence of the plaintiff could not be closed, given the long list of adjournments and even burdening the plaintiff with costs on trial, was fully disclosed. That the defendant does not intend to be a party willing to adjourn the matter further shows that the court itself has made it clear that the defendant is being finalized, claiming to be rightly related to the defendant. Failure to raise an objection to the postponement of the record, insisting that the matter should have ended somewhere, myself, would not be accepted. That the defendant has accepted his consent so that the appellate court's joint order including the plaintiff's order patent advocate from Depal Pur lawyer