The pre-trial court rejected the case because of the reduction in judicial fees before the termination of the section 159 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 149 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act of 1913, saying that the reduction was made well. Was made accordingly. Not before, as required, the validity of the trial court's section 149, civil procedure code provisions and law, and the facts of the case, the court's order approving the reduction fee Was appropriate for the option made. The appellate court's finding, even in connection with the court's fee reduction, was not sustainable about the outcome of the proceedings and was overturned.
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