MUHAMMAD SHAFIQ versus MAQSOOD AHMAD
Courts of Reconciliation Ordinance, Sections 3, 4, 6, 7 of 1961 and Schedule Parts I & II; Section B Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 175 (2) and 199 Constitutional Court Appeal Court to dismiss this order The review petition filed against the lawsuit denied that the plaintiff did not have a valid litigation suit, which was not mentioned in serial number 3. Section B of Part I of the Schedule to the Courts of Reconciliation, 1961. That is, the case for compensation for wrongful taking or loss of immovable property shows that the defendant did not wrongfully take or damage any of the defendant's real estate, but rather it was the plaintiff, who was involved in furniture and fixtures. Was removed by himself and therefore suffered damages; no case of such plaintiff's voluntary action was authorized, any jurisdiction to entertain such trial or decree in the Court of Reconciliation Was not obligated to. The jurisdiction will not impose any restriction against any invalid and non-existent invalid order, thus the amendment was erred in excluding the court. Issue a review request based on the limitation of Section 3 of the agreement
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