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RAI MUHAMMAD KHAN versus RAI BAHAWAL KHAN

Sections 12 and 42 refer to the case for civil procedure code (v. 1908), A XXXXI, R 7 suit, possession and declaration while a defendant makes statements with his counsel and the plaintiff and a lawyer. That all dispute be referred to one of the defendants as a referee, and that whatever statement the referee says regarding the dispute will be accepted and accordingly the trial court has asked the referee to appear in court and make a statement. Directed and the referee gave a statement, the trial court settled the case in accordance with the referee's statement and challenged the trial court's decision that the referee's statement could not bar other defendants from referring the matter. To the slightest defendant, the whole agreement, was invalid against all parties. The statement abnormally exceeded the dispute, the parties could not be bound and could not be part of the decision-making. One of the defendants, as well as none of the defendants, with their respective counsel, claimed that no decision was taken on this decision, based on the statements of the NT and the decree on which the case was settled. For which, the parties were not able to agree. In the minor question, the minor said that the contract and the minor's sponsor ad was a referee himself and that no attempt was made to avoid it; The plaintiff had taken the journey beyond the dispute. Based on the referee's statement, the suit was properly dealt with by the trial court in the cases. property advocates from Miran Shah lawyer