SARDAR ZULFIQAR ALI KHAN versus MALIK SAJID BASHIR
Section 7 Suite Valuation Act (VII of 1887) Section 8 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), jurisdiction of the appellate court jurisdiction, was partially ordered to recover damages, compensate and cancel the lease. The appellate court returned the appeal on the ground that the appellate court had no legal jurisdiction to decide on the appeal. The court fee was fixed at Rs. 200,000 in the trial and the claims made by the claimants 7 (1) beyond the amount mentioned above. The Court Fees Act, 1870 if the suit was for a sum (including annual damages, compensation or arrears of annual restitution according to other amounts paid) under the Section 8 of the Suite Value Act, 1887, which suits 7 (d) (v), (vi), (ix) or (x), was payable according to the subject value. The court fees and jurisdictional costs will be the same in the Court Fees Act, 1870, as in the present case, since the occupation and the collection of money were involved, the jurisdictional claims in the present case will be decided, therefore. , They are above the jurisdiction. Appellate court amendments, however, were rejected in the circumstances
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