NOOR RAHMAN versus NATIONAL BOOK FOUNDATION
Section 9 suit for possession was successful bidder of the plaintiff's shop which he acquired through a public auction and the deposit was handed over to the Cantonment Board after it was deposited with the plaintiff. And she was paying the cantonment board, but the defendant (government department) forcibly seized her shop, breaking the locks and damaging the plaintiff's personal belongings, using her powers to abuse a citizen and her property. Defendant's case against the plaintiff for payment to the cantonment board and collection of rent by the plaintiff Under the lawsuit filed by the trial court, the verdict was pronounced, but the plaintiff's claim for recovery of the market rent and the demand for recovery damages, however, was dismissed by the appellate court, however, the trial court and a Rs. Hundreds of millions of people were approved against the defendant, while the appellate court rejected the plaintiff's remaining plea in connection with the additional rent, which resulted in a loss of Rs 1 lakh in accuracy, as a successful bidder. As a result, the board of inquiry by the plaintiff will not have sufficient compensation to pay the plaintiff's rent. And after paying the premium enough, there was certainly no market rent, but the market value was lower than the rent which was ordered in favor of the claimant, not the current market rent, up to Rs 9,000 a night. There was enough evidence on record to show rent, but since the claimant himself claimed rent at the rate of Rs 4,000, after his forced settlement, more money and more was said to be payable.
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