The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 24 respondents, for their evidence, referred to the trial court as the basis for the transfer of the trial court, although many for the respondents' formation. Postponements were allowed, despite the fact that in no way did the support of the respondents be reflected, as the trial court also applied the petition less than six times for their evidence. The pleasure was postponed until postponement of time. The trial court's comment was that each of the postponements that were given to the respondents or for the applicant's reasons were regularly registered. The fact that the trial court heard the petition to compare the signatures of the defendants' samples. The transfer of cases cannot be justified under the court order which the parties have already confirmed their evidence and the case, holding for evidence and judicial decision, its transfer at the present stage is appropriate for its speedy settlement. Will not
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