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When a pleader for a party or his agent is unable to state the facts to the satisfaction of the Court, the Court has the power, to require the personal attendance of the party concerned (Order X, Rule 4). It may also be noted here that the Court can require the personal attendance of the defendant on the date fixed for the framing of issues by a...
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