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GHFOOR BAKHSH versus MUHAMMAD SULTAN

CPC Plants O VII, Civil Procedure Code Order VII of R 11 Plants, rejecting the transfer of suit property by Settlement Authorities In the Constitutional High Court, the plaintiff decided without the decision of the parties. Do it. In this case, the defendant filed a civil case, leaving the parties to approach the civil court for judgment, and the defendant opposed the same by filing an application under OVII, R 11, the CPC trial court. The application was rejected but the High Court exercised its jurisdiction to allow the review filed by the defendant, which resulted in the dismissal. The High Court allowed the review on the basis that first the constitutional application was dismissed by the High Court and second, that the trial was time-barred. The rules were revoked or the High Court dismissed the constitutional application on legal grounds before the decision was left open by the civil court before it was considered under Ocean, R11, CPC. There was no mention of which Article of the Limitation Act, the High Court did not mention in 1908, so that in order to stop the plaintiff's case from time to time, the case was banned by the High Court. The court's decision was set aside by the Supreme Court. registration advocate from Bhalwal lawyer