The cost of damages for the execution of the section 47 decree is not included in the decree The executive court filing the costs of the executive court, at the time of the execution of the injunction, added that the costs of the injunction were included in the decision of the case I was because the objection raised by the judgment was requested that the injunction did not include the cost of damages, following which the object was dismissed. As well as the appellate court's verdict when it stood that the execution was to be executed by the court and nothing could be included on the basis of any assumption. It may be imported that the case was decided as a prayer for the sanctification of the sanction approved in the suit. It was up to the time that the court had modified or amended it according to the law. The Implementing Court was obliged to execute this order as it was and there was no precedent and no injunction existed regarding the claim for damages and the execution court was bound to enforce it. Only the amount of advance / advance amount had to be deducted and the order and the balance cell had to be paid to the decree, which was approved by both the courts below. Their jurisdiction was subject and illegal, so they too were set aside and the executive court was instructed to proceed with the matter, according to which the review was allowed.
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