MUHAMMAD NAWAZ versus GHULAM FARID
The plaintiff for the Section 42 declaration was both the plaintiff and the plaintiff's brother and the dispute was in the shop owned by the province of Punjab, the title was conveyed to the plaintiff by a registered sale deed and after collecting the shop price the defendant Ali had it. He and the defendant also acquired proprietary rights in connection with the shop - The plaintiff's case was that he was entitled to transfer the suit shop because he owned the same trial court's dismissal, but the appellant. The court, considering the messenger, declared the same justification as the defendant's owner, namely, by the province, in favor of the defendant, that there was no scope for any claimant's case, if any. If the plaintiff asserts a constitutional right under any government policy for the purpose of occupation, he cannot do so without being terminated. On the record of the execution of the sale to the claimant who proved that the plaintiff had locked his place in the controversial shop after filing a lawsuit, saying that the appellate court had not read the relevant evidence on the appellant's decision and Failure to enforce the law and enforce the decree has not resulted in evidence. The trial court was restored
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