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MUHAMMAD ARIF versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE

The complaint filed by the petitioner against the respondents of the accused under Section 3 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Constitutional Petition Act, 2005 was dismissed by the Sessions Court, the accused allegedly correct. But I had entered the house in pursuit. The sale agreement was executed by its owner, stating that the sale agreement was never presented to the trial court, nor did the minor testify to support the respondents' case. Yes, the respondents had filed under Sections 448 and 457, PPC was found to be invalid during the mula inquiry and the cancellation report was pending with the D-Section P Circle electricity bills recorded on the requestor's record which From this he told that the question was occupied by the house, which was the original brother of the owner's widow. Not filing a specific performance claim by the defendant's respondents until the death of the landlord, he also complained about the authenticity of his version, who never sought to replace the house in his favor. There was no deduction, the house in question had no legal title. The respondents' decision passed by the sessions court was illegal, unfair, perverse, arbitrary and against the record which led to the abortion. Had an abortion and the same case was set aside under which the accused went under Section 3 of the Unlawful Settlement Act 2005 Egypt was, after which he was sentenced and convicted. Four years to pass \ each with a fine of Rs 50,000 each or a fine of up to 6 months in advance \ Section I each of the respondents when you need a advocate from Gujrat lawyer