Section 3 (2) (e), (1) and (m) of the Evidence Act (of 1872), section 38 law to appeal these testimonies (10 of 1984), Article 52 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3). If a vessel was supplied to a vessel in an external port, it would be permissible to consider the question of the law of the place where the supply is made or the necessary supplies are provided so that Determine whether such a supply is due to maritime rights or, under private rules, unnecessary international law where the law of the place where the transaction took place will determine the nature of the transaction. Whether it is necessary to prove a foreign law as a fact in accordance with section 38 of the Act (Article 52 of the Martyrdom of the Law), or to prove it by the production of a book published and printed by the Authority. Is. According to Lex Loki, because of the supply of goods, the country's government and even the foreign port have a maritime route against the vessel.
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