HUSSAIN. A. HAROON versus LAILA SARFRAZ
Sections 42 and 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Sections 94 (e), 151 and OLXX, RR1, 2L Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 Suite Declaration, Account and Permanent Prohibition Interim The High Court of Appeal suit was filed against Relief, Grant Delegates and their employers for interim injunction by the plaintiffs to prevent them from any development or construction in connection with the trust property. The petition was also filed which was approved by the High Court. The contract between the jurisdiction and the construction of the property was signed and the builder suspended. Was done. Mutofi had filed a High Court appeal against a single judge's order of the High Court, which was allegedly mismanaged in the Matluwi's Trust Properties Act. The property was against the intent / intention expressed by the donor in the process even if it accepted this mode of use of the suit property, which could be accomplished over time or by the absence of a risky male race. Which would not allow the property manager to use the same in any other form except that the property of the Cyprus suit was demolished under this doctrine. A construction that is changing the nature of the property and the method of use for a commercial project that contradicts the donor's wishes for the used property. The beneficial nature of the majority decision or the proposed plan will not bring the defendants / expected actions into the law's mandate. High Court Suspends Implementation of Contract, To Protect Suits Property From Further Elimination, Discretion Is Used By Single Judge
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