MEHERWAN CAVASJI IRANI versus KHUDA BAKHSH MARRI
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Section 28 and Article 144 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), 9 XXIII, R 1 and O XLI, R 33 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Decision on preliminary matters on the basis of adverse possession of the plaintiff. The trial was decided by a High Court remand case. Defending defendant challenged the authenticity of the remand order, defendant claimed that there was no justification for obtaining a remand for trial for a fresh verdict on the preliminary matter, because the matter before the High Court was finally settled. In support of the dispute between the parties, it relied on the support of its representative O XLI, R 33, CPC, and emphasized that, given the circumstances of the case, the High Court involved the cases involved in the trial. I should have decided instead of sending. The latest decision was given by the plaintiff in leave of circumstances to appeal the dispute raised by the required examination.
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