AZAD GOVERNMENT versus MUHAMMAD AFZAL SHAH
Examples given by the High Court under the Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Section 35, 35 A&O XLI, R 33 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 1974), Section 42 Section 35A, CPC Expenses While the Defendant's Request for a Review Request was awarded to the High Court pursuant to AXLI, R33, CPC, which also applies to the review, by a mere litigation. The actual costs incurred may be given in terms of S35, CPC exemption was not available under section 35, CPC: however, under Section 35, CPC Fees may be paid in costs, if the fee certificate from a lawyer is kept on record to pay expenses under Section 35A, though it is available to the trial court, either it was not available on appeal or O XLI, R 33 In reviewing the terms of the case, the CPC High Court awarded the plaintiff an exemplary gesture by noting the fact that the defendant neither assisted the court in obtaining his witnesses' testimony nor presented himself. And succeeded. Historical dates and when the evidence was closed, he applied for six arguments for argument and subsequently filed a review against the closure of his evidence under which the High Court exercised his jurisdiction. Which was entrusted to him under the law, whose costs were given to the defendant to have a chance to prepare his evidence. However, one of the more relevant factors to keep in mind was that when the trial court expected an adjournment for the defendant, the defendant challenged them.
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