Section 15 (1) of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) Section 12 (2) and amendments to the advance law of Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 (2), Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 of the special law of the Intellectual Court of Intent The limited jurisdiction created under (West Pakistan Urban Rent Restriction Ordinance, 1959) against section 12 (2) of the application against the order of the controller of rent may CPC borrow the principles of the appellant's constitutional right, c. The PCs were excluded on the grounds that the Appellant / Applicant had an alternative case. Under section 15 (1) of the West Pakistan Civil Rent Ordinance, 1959, the treatment of the appellant / applicant was of the view that since the application was filed under the provisions of Section 12 (2) CPC, and since c. No appeal was provided to the PC. Therefore, there will be a final order approved on such application and the CPC clauses will apply to it. The special law and the CPC had no restrictions on importing the broad principles of activism and civil procedure which provided for the regularization of operations under special laws, including the West Pakistan Citizens' Rent Ban Ordinance 1959. Was there because there was no specific provision specifying the hirer's controller award. On the basis of fraud, the rent controller can exercise his jurisdiction and regulate his proceedings by borrowing on the broad and equitable principles of Section 12 (2), CPC. The original law of the West Pakistan Urban Rent Restriction Ordinance would be 1959. Who provided an appeal under section 15 (1) in the district court. Law reform
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