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HARAPPA TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED versus MESSRS B.A.S.F. PAKISTAN (PVT.) LIMITED

A. XXXVII, RR 2 and 3 Contract Act (IX of 1872), suit for collection of money on the basis of sections 73 and 74 checks, do not submit leave application and markup / compensation and litigation by the claimant Do not submit claim by claimant Other costs: 20% markup / compensation and 5% legal and other costs on the amount of the check, other than the lawsuit filed by the plaintiff to recover the money, the previous decision against the defendant was declared. However, upon filing of the defendant's request, the former party decree was set aside, but the defendant did not file an application for leave to appear and defend after the former parliamentary decree was set aside while the plaintiff prayed. The hearing was approved by the trial court. A comprehensive petition for leave grant was filed to separate the former party decree and to appear and defend the suit, but stated that the request was not available on record as the alleged plea submitted by the defendant's lawyer. The basis of the holiday permit was not mentioned in the copy of. In all the cases raised by the defendant in the court, it was stated that the application was about separation of the previous party decree and in the absence of any request for leave sanction, the plaintiff's suit contents were considered admissible and the plaintiff entitled. There was nothing available on an injunction that the plaintiff suffered any loss due to breach of contract and there was no agreement between the parties to recover reasonable compensation under section 74 of the Contract Act, 1872. The claim claimed by, which appears in the event of confirmation of damages, immigration advocates phone number from Shankiari lawyer