FAYAZUDDIN versus KARACHI BUILDING CONTROLLER AUTHORITY
Civil Procedure Code Order VII of the CPC Plaintiff Section 6 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 56 Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), O VII, R 11 suit, dismissed by the plaintiff's dismissal, Fiat was purchased in the building that was built. Despite the trial and final order, the High Court had already ruled that the builder's case had been sued by the plaintiff before the construction of the controversial building in violation of the approved site plan. Was a great buyer for the builder to consider without violating any laws. During the course of the lawsuit filed by the builder, a local commissioner's report was filed stating that the disputed building was vacant The plaintiff did not have a retrial. And he came to the court with unclean hands. The plaintiff made an incorrect statement on the oath in connection with the occupation of the disputed buildings. The NGO plaintiff's case was of serious credibility as the plaintiff claimed that the Special Relief Act of 1877 The plaintiff claims that the court violated the law by misusing the relief process. Was unable to maintain a lawsuit and was not funny to know O VII R 11, his knowledgeable orbit was rejected under CPC, which is worth the price.
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