ALLAH YAR versus GULAM JEELANI
Witness OXVIII's suit and examination hearing, CPC Civil Procedure Code Order XVIII, RR 2 and 3 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act (I, 1913), affirmed on the issue of the high right of pre-emption to the stage of proof of section 15 The production of evidence of retaliation precisely when the defendants closed evidence of their affidavit specifically stated that the right to examine one of the plaintiffs was also reserved, when the defendants closed their evidence. There was no objection at this stage. They presented their own evidence without any protest, and the plaintiff was also reviewed when he appeared close to the defendant's evidence. Defendants were not shown the amount of identification they had been exposed to, as a result of such a procedure. In the High Court, to show what evidence they would have had if they had appeared as a witness in the affidavit of the plaintiff, such opposition had been raised on good grounds by the defendants and this would have been reopened by the Supreme Court. Cannot be enraged.
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