NWFP Pre-Emission Act 1950 Section 23 Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), O VII, R 11 Do not deposit the amount of premature costs within the time set by the court or at such time as may be specified by the court In case of appeal, the case should be dismissed. Bilateral Orders Valdetiti = The trial court dismissed the accused's charge for not submitting certain amount as per the court order, the appellate court gave the plaintiff a month to submit the same justification, the trial court Ordered the trial to be dismissed on the order of the appellate court, before the appellate court trial court relied on a certain amount of money unless it had previously been prosecuted under a special order. At that time, no specific order was issued. The forum under trial was obliged to order a premature deposit at any time before settling matters in the trial court = Security Supply 23, the North-West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act, 1950, provides for itself. At the time appointed by the court or at the time given by the court, the amount of premature expenses will be compelled to reject the plaintiff or dismiss the appeal. There could be a case where the pre-arrest money was not collected, and the order was not obtained from the appellate court, it was not complied with, the result was a ban, the appellate court took illegal action. And prior umpires will be allowed more time. Premature immigration money at a stage that has elapsed after more than a year and when extended by pre-emptor time
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