RASHEEDA QUDRAT versus MUHAMMAD QUDRATULLAH KHAN
Clause 216 and 218 of the Contract Act 1872 Civil Procedure Code (V 1908), O XXXIX, Rr 1 and 2 The defendant was the property owner in question as the defendant admitted that he had sold such property by the plaintiff. And the plaintiff has received the sale amount, he had settled the case to the extent that he was entitled to such a refund, there were two components to the temporary injunction, therefore, in favor of the plaintiff, The immovable property, which was apparently purchased from the sale of the plaintiff's property and which was feared to be separated, will be subject to interim order to dispose of the defendant in any way. S or a third party was prevented from generating interest unless the claimant's settlement was further explained as the consideration of the sale of the claimant's property was received
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