From the Bench - Primary Court Procedure Act, Sec. 66 (6) - settlemnet
"Hence if a party has not objected to fixing the case for inquiry and allowed the Magistrate to make an order according to law, without the latter first making an effort to settle the matter as provided for in section 66(6), such party cannot, when the order is against him, take up the belated objection that the Magistrate did not have jurisdiction to make that order as he did not comply with section 66(6)."
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