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PARVEEN AKHTAR versus SANIA FEROZE

Section 11 and O VI, R 17 of the Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 Amendments to the Declaration of Appeals, Race Justice Applicable Principles, Rules, Suit Cases, which the Trial Court Rejected, Plaintiff Defendants, oh, R17, C An appeal was filed against him along with a petition under the PC, which led to the appellate court dismissing the appellate court after the alleged plaintiff. The earlier request for modification of the plaintiff was dismissed, another application for similar relief was transferred which was accepted and the plaintiff was allowed to amend her case and after the entertaining of the amended case. The remand was obtained in the trial court for a new decision and the written statement of the appellate court was an order. In the review by the defendants it has been claimed that the application on the same subject is not applicable under the rule of the judiciary. In the legal case the dismissal of the plaintiff's previous request for amendment was on a technical basis, without touching on its merits and determining the right to amend the petition. There was no restriction in maintaining such dismissal Second A. For that purpose, another application can be stopped only if a decision was made on the merits of the earlier exclusion because the application was ambiguous. Was made, and then with the explanation of the ambiguous request, the proposed amendment could not be thrown out in detail, on the basis that a similar request was earlier dismissed when the proposed amendment was neither due to action There was no change, nor was the color of the suit or the nature of the suit changed. Examine cases by the courts advocate for immigration from Sanjwal lawyer