MUHAMMAD MUBIN versus STATE
Civil Procedure Code Order VI VI Generally, O VI, R 17 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Amendment of trial suit property obtained by the government for approval of the suit for specific performance of section 12 and 21 suit agreement, trial Because of the acquisition of the court suit property, the defendants had lost their honor in the property and had reached an agreement between the parties and were unable to act, the trial court filed a claim on behalf of the plaintiff in addition to the claim. The case was also refused to be amended. To the effect that they were entitled to receive the property compensation amount. Defendants' rights and title were barred from the enforcement of the defendant's permanent injunction, the acquisition agreement, which was a simple and straightforward contract that included minutes or multiple details and was also personal. Depending on the merits or favorable aspects of the agreement the parties had performed with special reference to their material terms, the situation was, of course, changed due to the acquisition of the suit property, but this was not taken seriously. I had not changed it so that it would be very frustrating. In such changed circumstances, when the plaintiffs tried to amend their claimant to include all the relief that resulted from them, it would not be equivalent to changing the role of the trial. Rejected the amendments sought by the plaintiff illegally because the amendment requested that they never be changed. The role of the suit and the need to determine if it was necessary
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