FAZAL BIBI versus SYED JIND WADDA SHAH
O XIV, R 1, O XLI, R 23 & Sections 99 and 115 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), proceedings not to affect the merits of section 42 matters, not setting up proper cases after setting up additional matters. Remanding the case is the plaintiff's real sister. A lawsuit was filed in favor of the plaintiff on the allegedly executed gift sheet, the trial court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, but the appellate court moved to file additional matters with regard to the oral gift. After the case was remanded to the trial court, the confession through the gift process demanded separation of litigation matters which had already been compiled by the trial court and the appellate court again remanded it. The order did not re-dispute, apart from these cases already prepared by the trial court. Could not reflect the same dispute. Giving a valid and lawful gift may be through an oral or written document. Both applications were already filed in the plaintiff and the evidence was to prove the existence of the legitimate gift by the plaintiff. By dividing the cases, the appellate court provided the accused with the opportunity to fill millions in their evidence; in the light of the pleas and evidence of the parties, there was no need to re-process any issue, the appellate court records. Can easily decide a dispute based on the content of the article in the article, The trial court's demand for a retrial was not a violation of the law. The Supreme Court has announced but Dai
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