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FAZAL DIN versus FARZAND ALI

Sections 6 (2) and 35 (2) of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A. VIII, R11 were not mentioned in the rejection of the alleged elements of the Zardat and Harar in connection with the case retention; Keeping in mind As regards the parties that the pre-empire had acquired knowledge of the sale 9 / day before the suit was established and no specific date or time was mentioned, therefore, make an amnesty agreement which will be made for pre-emption. The suit was not required to be proved or prevented from damages. The suit should also be appealed under section 6 (2) of the Punjab Prevention Act, 1991, which was not filed on 13 2 1989, during the interim period of 1 8 1986 to 13. was done. Section 35 (2) of the said Act was to be filed in 1989, where it was necessary to mention the elements of Zarathruti and avoid litigation to avoid harm as well as in this case. Plaintiffs' dismissal plates were also rejected. Both courts mention the zeros and damages due to the deficiency and the failure to prove the date of the target set by the Supreme Court's Shariat Appellate Bench in PLD 1994 SC under the auspices of SC 1 May 1993 What was to be done later and the lawsuit filed will not apply. 13 2 1989 The following courts, in the circumstances, rightly dismissed the case and no interference by the High Court was confirmed in the investigations with the two courts. advocate for immigration from Naudero lawyer