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PEER FILMS (PVT.) LTD., LAHORE versus TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF PUNJAB LTD., LAHORE

Sections 14, 20, 30, 33 and 39 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 5 and Schedule, Article 158 Stamp Act (III of 1899), Section 35 and Schedule, Article 12 [of the Punjab Finance Act (I of 1990). Amended] The court failed to negotiate an exchange of arbitrations in order to delay the award of a law-related award, the matter was handed over to the umpire who awarded and published the award The objection to the award was opened for filing, but no objection was made. After the expiry of the limitation filed by either party within the prescribed time limit, the petition for verification of the delay in filing the objection was filed by the appellant which was dismissed by the trial court and the court. Had decided to make a court award roll and a decree was then issued. The appellants claimed to have directed the respondents to pay stamp duty on the award. Of course, the award was deemed invalid and could not be received and the court could not be ruled out. Secondly, the delay in filing objections should have been delayed and third, that in any event the court was banned, even in the absence of an objection, to examine the award. To determine whether the award was to be or was to be placed upon a court filing, it will not conclude that the said defect was invalid or invalid, especially when the umpire. Pay the stamp duty as directed by the court award filed in the court female advocates from Fizagat lawyer