CPC Adjustments OXVII, R 3 Plaintiff's Civil Procedure Code Order XVII, failed to present a single witness despite numerous opportunities to support his claim, the trial court closed the evidence of the plaintiff and The legality of their claim was dismissed by the plaintiff. Although its evidence could be closed under the provisions of OXVII, R 3, Civil Code of Conduct, 1908, the trial court could not have dismissed the case but should have proceeded with the case instead. , While neither could be prosecuted. Neither the plaintiff nor her witnesses attended, especially when the nature of her claim was such that she needed adequate evidence of oral character to support it, without any documentary record in support of her claim. If not present, the trial court's decision was granted by the trial court. Under the circumstances, this case was valid
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