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MST. ZEESHAN NADEEM versus THE LYCEUM

Civil Procedure Code Order XXXIX Temporary injection and interlocutory injunctions A. XXXIX, RR 1, 2 and Section 115 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 54 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the Temporary Order In regards to the voting rights of the Lahore Lazarium of Litigation between the parties to the Contracting Circle Merger Agreement, the plaintiff had established such a branch in the name of the school that the name of the prayer was such that In the name of preventing the business of interfering with the plaintiff's business. Both the suit was granted to the trial court temporarily to prevent him from using the name of Lahore Lismium under the injunction against the present plaintiff by the plaintiff (The Lyceum) until the final judgment of the case. Until the decision, schools are not allowed to run in both parties. The name with which they were both operating on the date of the institution of the suit, the appellate court accepted the appeal filed by the defendant (the license) and the plaintiff's request for a stay order was temporarily dismissed, but the plaintiff's plaintiff. A provisional injunction was granted against the plaintiff's request, a revision request was not filed against the dismissal of his application for a temporary injunction, but a revision request was filed against it, under which The Respondent's Request (Lisum) was temporarily accepted for injunction and the plaintiff has ceased to be a member of the Lismore in connection with his school. Um was barred from using, but was found to be entitled to run a business under a different name, the Waldetti plaintiff was allowed under a contract to run the school under a confession. advocates from Mangi lawyer