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REHMATULLAH KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

Suit for Declaration of Sections 12 and 42 of the Special Relief Act 1877 (IX of 1872), Sections 182 and 2 of the Simplification Act (V of 1882), Sections 52 and 60 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Under the specific performance agreement, the plaintiff claimed on the request for installation of the petrol pump on the basis of his claim that the defendant company had done a spot inspection and prepared a feasibility report. Had excluded the trial which was heard by the High Court. And technically outside the filing and the preparation of a feasibility report, some aspects such as an agreement or agreement could never be signed between the parties - an agreement between the infrastructure parties to be taken on the spot by the filing station claimant. Or was a unilateral process without agreement. There is no contract between the parties to determine whether the company hired the plaintiff to do any work for the company or to represent the company in matters with third persons. And in the absence of any agreement of the Agent, the relationship of the Agent may not be settled between the parties; such request shall not constitute any right of grant to any Agency or Licensee Claimant. Company's legal heritage cannot assert any right of an agent if it could not allow a company to sell gasoline at its filing station; if it got anything, it would create a license. , Which could have been withdrawn at any time if granted. Arise from filing a request or submitting a feasibility report family advocate from Panjgur lawyer