INAMUL HAQUE versus SHARIFAN BIBI
The appearance and non-appearance of the CPC of the Civil Procedure Code Order IX, O IX, R 13 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, set aside the preceding Part Declaration in which defendant sought to find the facts. Can only be solved by Taking the evidence, the trial court directed the defendant to appear in person twice to explain the absentee's plea for the separation of the former party decree, but the defendant did not present any questions. The constitutional jurisdiction cannot be resolved due to this. However, the record showed that the trial court was in favor of concluding that the defendant had submitted an application for separation of the former party decree with no reasonable basis, therefore, the controversial ruling was merely a constitutional jurisdiction. I was not open to exceptions.
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