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FAQIR REHMAN versus SHAH NAWAZ

Section 35 of the NWFP Pre-Emission Act 1987, the Northwest Frontier Province Prevention Act (XIV of 1950), the pending cases of the Section 12 North-West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act, 1950, the effect of the suit on the umpires initially appealed against 31 3 1982. The verdict was given in favor. The judgment and the judgment passed by the trial court were approved by the appellate court on 5-4 1984, and finally the Supreme Court, hearing the judgment, remanded the said case to the trial court on 12 4 1990, after which both the courts The case was dismissed, in response to the post-remand proceedings and the fulfillment of the demands sought by the former emperor, before the Supreme Court's decision by the Secretary of State for Law on the government of the border government. A lawsuit was filed in his favor. Syed Kamal Shah reported as PLD 1986 SC 360 and the principles laid down in the decision did not apply to the current umpire's case. D-31 was in favor of the Preparator Importer on 3 1982, but on appeal the Court of Appeal revoked the order on 5-4 1984, thereby incorporating the provisions of section 35 (2) of the North-West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act 1987 Will go The following decisions and orders passed by both the courts were set aside and the matter was remanded to the trial court for judgment under the provisions of the North West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act, 1950. I was allowed to review. famous high court advocate from Trinda Mohd Pannah lawyer