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MUHAMMAD IJAZ versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, ISLAMABAD

Section 5 and Schedule Oats Act (X of 1873), Sections 8, 9, 10 and 11 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 except for defendant's offer for recovery and restoration of articles, if the plaintiff's mother special The oath was taken by the plaintiff's oath by the deceased's son that he did not receive money from her as a marriage expense. The defendants' decision to go to trial without any objection was based on the premise that such a decision was in the eyes of the law because the defendant's mother was neither party nor her Are witnesses to the case. If the plaintiff had made such an offer voluntarily, the plaintiff could not be allowed to stand aside. No offer can be made on behalf of the plaintiff's mother, especially after taking an oath or setting up technical matters in her favor. The plaintiff's mother cannot be considered a stranger because she gave articles of dowry. If it had done justice to it and there had been no injustice, justice was upheld because of the constitutional jurisdictional plaintiffs and an erroneous High Court dismissed the constitutional petition. \ r \ n \ r \ n jobs for advocates from Rabwah lawyer