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JEEWAN SHAH versus MUHAMMAD SHAH

A II, R 2, O VII, R 11, O XXIII, R 1 & O XXXII, R 15 There are two suits pending between the parties to the return of the plaintiff during the pendency of the second case, before this case was filed. It was held that the owner of the suit property was illegally imprisoned by unlawful influence and pressure, and that his signature on the sale was obtained through illegal influence and pressure while another case was filed on that basis. It was found that the owner of the suit property was an unfair mind and the suit was withdrawn unconditionally before the two were annexed, then on request under OVII, R 11, CPC, The plaintiff in the second suit was dismissed and the appeal and review filed by the owner of this suit property were rejected by the Appellate Court and the High Court, respectively, the lawfulness of the second suit, the provisions of O XXIII, R 1, CPC. This could not be because the second case was adjourned at the relevant time. EN The questions that were previously questioned on the authenticity and authenticity of the documents were challenged on the basis of repression, false imprisonment and risk to the owner of the suit property, while in another case the same documents were based on insanity. Was challenged on. The owner should have considered this aspect of the matter before seeking the provisions contained in O VII, R 11, CPC, without going through the whole evidence and strange circumstances of this case, contained in O II, R. Article 2, CPC could not be construed as an applicable question as to whether the provisions contained in OXXII could also have been ignored, as well as the decisions and orders passed by the appellate court, including the High Court. top advocate from Guddu lawyer