MUHAMMAD MUZAFFARUDDIN KHAN versus BRIG. (RTD.) ZAHEER QADIR
Special Relief Act 1877 Sections 42 and 54 of the Sindh Public Property Act (II of 1975), Sections 3, 4, 9 and 11 of the Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), Sections 11 and O VII, R 11 suit. Declaration of declaration, injunction and loss of dismissal to the entire plaintiff, whether the legitimate authority demolished the unauthorized buildings taken on the disputed lot or the plaintiff challenged such authority's action in the constitutional petition, but the plaintiff was dismissed. , Then the plaintiff subsequently filed a leave petition to appeal to the Supreme Court, but he withdrew. And the present suit authority dismissed the allegations against theft by section 11, CPC, as well as sections 4, 9 and 11 of the Sindh Public Property Act (1976). ? Therefore, the entire trial cannot be ruled out under O VII, R 11, the validation of the CPC itself was not sufficient to convince the defendant that it was a new cause of action for relief in the form of damages. Was. The result is that unless the plaintiff makes his claim on the disputed land, he could not claim damages until it was found that he had no claim on the disputed land, the object in the case was rejected.
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