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MUHAMMAD SALEEM versus ABDUL MAJEED

The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115 Amendment Jurisdiction Two cross-suits were filed against each other by the parties, the suit filed by the petitioner was dismissed by the trial court and the appeal also. Appeal was dismissed The applicant's court position was that the evidence and documents presented by the courts were not considered below the Judicature, in which case there was no issue of misrepresentation or reading of the evidence. Because additional evidence was listed and the matter was reconsidered on that basis. Beneath the additional evidence, the two courts correctly adjudicated matters that did not affect the accuracy of their decisions. After considering the evidence available on the record, the two courts reached a singular finding of facts, which had the effect of making the case and the documents invalid. While the plaintiff could have maintained only one set of documents, there was evidence against the applicant that at the conclusion reached, both courts had considered the relevant evidence available on record and were supported by the relevant conclusions. It was alleged that the applicant had failed to produce any basis for the exercise of arbitration and arbitration under Section 115, CPC, but no case has been brought on the matter. Any material irregularity or exercise of jurisdiction that is not obstructed by the courts or failure to exercise the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction, in any case in the case of decisions and orders passed by the courts below. Demand for interference or arbitration exercises tax advocates from Kundina lawyer