ANJUMAN JAMIA MASJID SHUHDA THROUGH SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH DISTRICT OFFICER (R), SAHIWAL
OI, R10, Sections 115 and 151 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 The application for a constitutional petition was filed under the Society Registration Act, 1860, as permissible to be applied as a defendant. Revision against the order was allowed, instead of filing an amended claimant, the claimant was dismissed. An application under section 151, CPC has prayed that since the Society was disqualified and did not exist, it could not be executed because the Plaintiff's request was rejected because the Plaintiff's The order of the reviewing court was not challenged. As a defendant, the society has been finalized and after recording the evidence of the parties, the defendant's case will be resolved by the trial court. In the absence of legal justification or physical misconduct, the trial court properly upheld the amending court.
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