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ALLAH WASAI versus WAPDA

The petition filed by the court for filing a case in Papers O XXXIII, R 8 and Section 99 Pharma Pauperis by Civil Procedure Code Order XXXIII was submitted by the respondents to oppose such a request. The steps involved in the application to file a case as a pauper include the denial of the suit, the preliminary objection was raised, which gave rise to the preliminary case which prevented the filing of a formal written statement. The effect, the formal written statement entry, was nothing more than permission to prosecute Pharma Papyrus. The respondent's failure to take action in this regard did not result in any prejudice to the respondents; no objection was raised at the trial court level that the defendants wanted to file a formal written statement. The respondents participated in the trial and led their evidence, after which it was finally decided to prosecute them, no such objection was raised on the appeal of the memorandum in the lower AP. The Pellet Court objection was raised only before the appellate lower court, which supported it. The respondents, after losing the contest before the trial court, could not be allowed to present such technical objection. In view of the facts and circumstances of the case but also in view of the provisions of Section 99, Civil Procedure Code, 1908 which did not affect the merits of the case, the case was remanded for any wrongdoing, defect or irregularity. does. Local Appellate Court Judges famous supreme court advocate from Morgah lawyer