NAJAM-UZ-ZAMAN AND OTHERS versus ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF, G.H.Q., RAWALPINDI
Section 4 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), AXLI, Rr 30 and 31 Service Tribunal appeals for delay in deciding a decision from a party or at the end of Civil Code Code of Conduct, 1908, although from the Service Tribunal The earlier appeals did not apply to the proceedings, but the tribunals that follow the basic principles of justice must declare a decision within a reasonable time on the issue of O XLI, Rr 30 and 31, CPC remand. ? The announcement of the delay in the declaration of the decision to defeat the abolition of justice and the cause of prejudice to any party has been observed, rejecting that all judicial or judicial forums declare decisions within the time required. However, courts and tribunals must declare. Decisions in due time, but mere delays in declaring a decision, will not be considered sufficient to set it aside and seek remand for the matter. Principles were discriminated against by any party
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