JAMIA MASJID MUHAMMADIA AND MADRASSA FAIZIA versus SHAMSHER KHAN
The trial court also dismissed the appellate court in addition to the provisions of Articles 42 and 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), SS 92 and O. VII, R 11 claim for trial and permanent injunction. The hearing was dismissed. Section 92 was required in the CPC jurisdiction and in the Advocate General's filing and was unable to uphold the case, for non-compliance with the provisions of Section 92, the CPC accuracy suit section 92. No, the CPC was of a special nature that suggested its existence. Public trust of a religious or charitable character can only proceed with such allegations that such trust has been violated or instructions from the court were necessary for the administration of the trust, to be claimed by the plaintiff. None of the exemptions came under the purview of Section 92. As the declaration sought by the plaintiffs could not possibly attract the non-compliance of section 92, application section 92 of the CPC, in this case, the two courts, the case being illegal and invalid. By the way it was found that the case falls under the purview of Section 92, the unanimous orders of the CPC and the decisions made by the two courts were set aside by the High Court for review. The trial court remanded for a judgment on merit
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