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BEGUM SYEDA AZRA MASOOD versus BEGUM NOSHABA MOEEN

Sections 42 of the Immigration and Homelessness Act (repealed) Ordinance (XV of 1974), Section 2 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), Sections 9 and 115 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Sections 3 and 5 Pakistan (1973), ??????? (3 (title) title declaration of final result of fact by the courts under invalid order, civil court jurisdiction amendment jurisdiction delayed suit case was an empty property and the plaintiff claimed. It was owned by the owners and the appeal was granted in favor of and against the plaintiff. The judgment and the judgment passed by the trial court were stayed by the lower appellate court. It was dismissed and the High Court upheld the order passed by the lower appellate court. The jurisdiction which was modified by the defendants was that the civil court had no jurisdiction to decide. Therefore, the case will not run against the invalid order, so their appeal could not be dismissed by the lower appellate court. The transfer orders in favor of the defendants of the prediction 29 6 1974 and 30 6 Were issued in 1974, while evacuation laws were repealed under the Homelessness and Evacuation Act (repealed) ordinance 1974, As such, the law was sought to enforce against the plaintiffs following an illegal transfer order that relied on a letter issued by the Settlement Authorities, in which the case was secured in favor of foreclosure as property. However, such a booking scheme had already closed the pending transfer order in favor of advance. The defendants were completely without any jurisdiction to the extent that the civil court's order was somewhat absurd property advocates from Deh Pathaan lawyer