Section 12 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petitioners have, in the present case, obtained the right and interest in the gift of land conversion and in respect of the said land, the applicants are not implemented as party applicants. was done. After his request for enforcement as a party was rejected, section 12 (2), by CPC, appealed to the civil court through a petition in which he had succeeded in the revision court, though the uncontested premises And overturned the trial court's decision based on its findings. In the circumstances, the trial court, which was passed in this case, was not a valid order. Applicants were guaranteed to sue after the opportunity of a hearing in view of their appropriate rights review doctrine. Implementation was not necessary. Applicants did not conform to the law as a party to the case and did not support the facts, especially when the applicants were not acted upon in a court or tribunal case in a person's case. If a decision is adversely affected, she can file an application under section 12 (2); 2), CPC is competent in law, the High Court reversed the trial court's decision, declaring the review court's decision unreasonable and having no legal effect in the law, with the result that with respect to this land The case will be prosecuted. After the trial court enforces applicants as law, the law r \ n
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