Appeal and non-submission of the parties to the CPC proceedings O IX, Civil Procedure Code Order IX of R 7 Demarcation Act (IX of 1908); Article 181 Setting aside the previous proceedings The trial court did not want the defendant to appear. Question of eligibility for the cause, and especially his lawyer. Neither case was compiled nor any evidence was allowed to go to the defendant's head because the absence of the defendant was sufficient to bring the previous proceedings into action. Had a good reason and his lawyer about it. This application was not restricted to the time of the hearing, and so was governed under Article 181, Limitation Act, 1908, which provides for a three-year period for the trial of the hearing. Could only be moved. The date of the hearing on which the previous action was ordered was deemed incorrect. O IX, R 7, The words used in the Civil Code of Conduct 1908 do not take into account that the former party's decree may be filed at any time and at any date to exclude the former partisan proceedings.
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