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MAZHAR IQBAL versus ALLAH DITTA

The trial was dismissed under the trial court for the clauses of Articles 6 and 13 that the plaintiff had failed to verify the appeal filed by the defendant in the Talaq Appeal Court, the toll testimony presented by the plaintiff. The trial court recorded the reverse results on 21 6 2000, dismissing that he had notified the plaintiff about the sale four to five years ago if the said witness's sale dates and information. If calculated, the testimony of the aforesaid witness shows that he reported the sale to the claimant in 1995 or 1996. The trial court stated that the contradiction was noted while it was also stated that the appellate court did not prove this by reliable witnesses, however, it did prove that the witnesses were illiterate and that they were expected to date. Was not expected. A witness presented by the plaintiff stated with certainty. The time and date when the plaintiff informed the plaintiff of the controversial sale, the statement, which determined the exact moment the time was given to the plaintiff to sell the chicken, was contrary to the results of the appellate court's illiteracy, the witness said. Were not expected to give the date and time at which the appellate court did not apply a consistent standard for the testimony of the defendants. The appellate court exercised its jurisdiction over irregularities, with the appellate decree not being legally binding, and it was set aside. Consequently, the dismissal of the suit filed by the trial plaintiff was retained. jobs for advocates from Chowk Munda lawyer