FAQIR KHAN versus NIAMATULLAH
Civil Procedure Code Order VII, R 10, O XLI, R 24 and O XLIII, R 1 of CPC Plants O VII, R 1 to the extent that the defendant's appeal by the trial court to the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction It was accepted that the trial court was within the jurisdiction and then on the basis of the evidence on record, the appellate court terminated the provision of legal status of O XLI, R 24, the CPC decided by the trial court. The decision was not granted to decide the matter; if the trial was on record rather than on record, then the order XML, however, was limited to appeals against the CPC orders and Appeals against the authorities were not applicable, since the trial court's jurisdiction did not find any issue, the appellate court was not empowered to make a decision under any CPC clause. These matters are a matter of jurisdiction, however, after the trial, the Court of Appeal's finding that the civil court had jurisdiction, was the right decision and the order of appeal. The Pilates Court on the merits decision was set aside and the trial court was remanded for trial for judgment on all the cases, while ruling on the merits, the case would have to be overlooked by the appellate court's findings. ?
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