SAID SHAH versus ABSARUDDIN
The trial as a trial court for relinquishing land mortgages in section 60 West Pakistan Rehabilitation and Mortgage Lands Act (XIX of 1964), Sections 14, 15 and 17 of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Reject Through the appellate court, the High Court rejected the claimant's claim within its jurisdiction. The appeal was granted leave to consider whether the High Court's finding was wrong and was based on misrepresentation of evidence and misuse of law. If the plaintiffs first approached the Civil Court and then withdrew their claim on the basis that the Civil Court had no jurisdiction in this matter and then they settled the West Pakistan Rehabilitation and Mortgage Lands Act, 1964 The collector approached them for the restoration and disposal of the land, but their application was dismissed as time-barred. Even though the Collector's order was never challenged in appeal or amendment provided under Sections 14 and 15 of the 1964 Act. Whether the jurisdiction of the Civil Court for the enjoyment of any claim or the exercise of any right under the mortgage was excluded under Section 17 of the Act, even if the plaintiff filed its claim on the date of change of the date of 20 19 1922 The High Court relied on the same issue. Although in real time the real mortgage was created in 1393 1909 by variation. That no confession was proved for the new beginning of the range. And whether the change of May 20, 1922, was not related to getting into a question, it was about different lands.
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