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ABDUL WAHEED CH. versus MST. MEHBOOB SULTANA THROUGH L.RS.

Settlement Suit for Occupation through Sections 147, O XXXII, R 7 & O XXIII, R 3 Distributed Relief Act (I of 1877), Sections 8, 9, 10 and 55, Account Recovery, Profit Recovery and Permanent The application for a stay order was approved by the trial court as being fully aware of the rights and interests of the plaintiffs who were then minors and were being represented by their father in the agreement The terms were partially fulfilled by payment in court and the amount deferred for payment of the balance received by the plaintiff case and on the deferred date, the plaintiff refused to receive the amount. Granted and applied for the termination and redemption of the agreement that since the interests of the minors are involved, it is the court's duty to take care of and protect their interests and that the original suit did not include all the property and Some of the valuable property was abandoned and that is why the matter needs to be decided on merit. The matter was finally resolved by making statements, instead of hiding and finding the plaintiff, he should have been honored and the plaintiff could not successfully plead that he was the father of the minors before changing the standings and then before the court. Because of this he was not expressing his interest. The elder, who is now older, was not accused of having gone to the other side, acting against the defendants or their interests, but the deceased revealed that the father had been sued against his minor children. There was no negative interest (if not at all) in this case or any compromise, the fire of the rights and interests of the minors as a whole. power of attorney advocate Mirpur (AJK) lawyer