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SHAH HAMID SULEMAN versus FAIZ-UL-HASSAN SHAH

In the case of a civil suit, the plaintiff had set aside the suit, in failing to prosecute the defendants participating in the proceedings assigned to the CPC Parties' Civil Procedure Code Order I Suite O XXII, R 10 Suit Property, The trial was postponed and the trial court dismissed the case under which the plaintiffs and assistants had also appealed, but the first appellate court decided instead to include the accused in the proceedings. The decision and order was upheld. With this case as it was or if the court felt that the presence of assistants was required for the purposes set forth in the OI, R-10, CPC, the court must first apply as a party to the assignment on appeal. Be given According to SCMR 652, 1992, in the case of Mr Surya Begum, the court could exercise the same powers as the appellants before the appellants were present. The following two courts did not guarantee it under the law, but rather acted wholly or partially without legal authority to dismiss the case that the plaintiff had assigned his interest in the suit property. The presence of the accused was necessary for effective decision. 2 High Court dismissed the assistants to continue the Sushil decisions regarding all disputes between the parties and the orders issued by both the courts were set aside and The trial was heard in the trial court. tax advocates from Sangla Hill lawyer