The Code of Conduct 1908 Section 12 (2) challenging the decree and decree separately on the basis of fraud and misrepresentation is available only to the party who has committed fraud, misrepresentation and jurisdiction. Challenged the judgment and the court. By application under section 12 (2), no case can be set up in the CPC to challenge the verdict, decree or verdict of the court on the basis of any fraud, misrepresentation or jurisdiction. The court which passed the final decision, order or injunction had no procedure for determining such application, nor was there any separate method for the determination where such petition was submitted. That is, the contents of the application must be led and the scheme of evidence leading to the rejection. Under section 12 (2), the CPC was that the court itself had full jurisdiction to decide all questions related to fraud, misrepresentation. It retains the jurisdiction between the parties or their representatives and applies to it, not as a separate case.
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