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SARDAR MUHAMMAD versus MUHAMMAD AKRAM

The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 8 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115 suit was the plaintiff's suit that the defendants illegally occupied the store after purchasing the adjoining property from the original owner of the vendor / adjacent property. Had taken As witnesses stated, the stairs were opened in the plaintiff's shop and if the plaintiff's shop was closed, the stairs could not be used, which issued a permanent transfer agreement in relation to the property. Has also been moved. The original owner / seller, a shop's deputy settlement commissioner, however, did not cite a referendum located at the plaintiff's suit shop, the trial court ruled in favor of the applicant, but the decisions and decree passed by the trial court Was isolated. The court's moderation of the defendants, which resulted from the fact finding by the appellate court, should not be interfered with in the trial, which was postponed, as the appellate court reached that conclusion. In the claim that the defendant's room was owned by the defendant, there were false documents on the record us immigration advocates from Khanbel lawyer