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SAIFUDDIN SIDDIQUI versus MUHAMMAD SADIQ

Special Relief Act 1877 Sections 54 and 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O VI, R 17 and O XIV, relief of the claimant claiming to be a partner in the disputed shop in suit Rr 1 and 5 for amending the decree The defendant has filed a lawsuit seeking injunction to prevent the plaintiff from disposing of it without the enforcement of the law. The plaintiff denied that the plaintiff had any title, right or interest in the disputed shop because the trial court dismissed the reason for not being retained on the grounds that it was declared controversial as the plaintiff's title, The appellate court accepted the appeal filed by the plaintiff and allowed it to be amended in the plaintiff's jurisdiction, and it was held that the amendment declared the trial and reversed the plaintiff the basis of his ownership of the property in the disputed shop. The defendant had specifically denied the written statement in the order that he had prayed for the injunction. The eal dispute in the case was the ownership of the disputed shop. Such a right-based merger could not be granted without a decision on the point of ownership. Rights. After being taken out, only prayer as a relief will fail when writing the decision, when the trial court concludes the aforesaid conclusion, before making a declaration to the court under OXIV, R 5, CPC. An additional matter should have been prepared on this matter. The decision and the law will make the same decision, no new cause of action was presented as the actual dispute regarding the ownership of the shop between the parties is relevant. immigration advocates from Dir lawyer