OXX, R 14 (1) and XXIII, R 3 Pre-Impression Suite OXXIII, R 3, Submitting a Settlement Request Under CPC The CPC does not change the nature of the case in which such application was filed. The lawsuit, which was decided by consent and the settlement request was not provided that the importer was prematurely paid for the imprint but the trial court did not pay from the date of the order. Had set a month for In approving the premature order under Court O XX, R 14, the CPC was required to state the date or earlier that the purchase amount was to be paid by the pre-importer and the amount in court Upon submission, the pre-occupation was to be provided by the vacant property dealer but in the event of a premature deposit, the trial court dismissed the case, thus, O XX, R 14 (1). ), In the CPC circumstances, the fact that there was no time in the plea agreement was provided for premature payment, therefore, under OX, R 14 (1) the court did not conclude. , The CPC was obliged to specify the time it had passed in passing this order, permitting to mention the condition that the payment of pre-emption payment within the stipulated time, this case will be dismissed. Was not lethal, after finding out that the court had found that the former umpire had failed to pay the premature costs, a fact that the trial court had prematurely paid Instead of ordering the money to be deposited in court, the defendant is directed to pay the defendant in terms of a direct settlement.
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