GHULAM SARWAR versus PROVINCE OF SINDH, REVENUE DEPARTMENT THROUGH DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, SHIKARPUR
A. VIII, R11 Dismissing the Principles of the Case Although the questions of fact and limitation court have the authority to dismiss the plaintiff without any request under OVII, R11, CPC, it is the court's duty to dismiss the plaintiff And reject the same case. If obesity falls into the mischief of O VII, R 11, CPC then the disputed question of facts cannot be resolved by rejecting the plaintiff under O VII, R 11, CPC and for that purpose the evidence in support of the parties' right Are entitled to submit. In the present claim, the plaintiff's contention that the plaintiff's rejection should be deemed to be true as to the value of his face, and claimed that he was the legal heir of the deceased, whose term has expired and that the suit land. Was the original owner of A factual dispute cannot be decided without allowing the parties to present their evidence. Because the law and the facts were also a mixed question, matters could be raised in that case and the trial court's dismissal was deemed unnecessary, as well as the trial court's decision on the aside. And the case was summoned by the High Court on remand. After the trial, after giving the trial court and the parties the opportunity to present their arguments in support of their cases for the same decision, which relates to 1991, the trial court was instructed to make it Fast forward the case.
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