ZAHIDA TABBASAM LILAK versus PAKISTAN DEFENCE HOUSING AUTHORITY
Section 42 and 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O VII, R 11 Suit for Declaration and Permanent Order Removal, Request for Retention Plaintiff O VII, R 11, Rejection of Application Under CPC Is denied. The plaintiff sued for arbitration award-based declaration, permanent injunction and collection of money, which the other defendants were not party to, was responsible for dismissing the case because it had two alleged causes of action - monthly assistance. , Restoration and maintenance of their rights. The accuracy of the property sought to enforce the plaintiff's arbitration award, which was the result of several property exchange agreements, including plots. No provision of the law will prevent a party from enforcing a contract with another party, in relation to property anywhere in the world. The appropriate area in Pakistan that has jurisdiction is in the appropriate court in a court case in Pakistan where Ted was able to sue, even in connection with one of the reliefs in Plaintiff, O VII, R 11, it was not appropriate to maintain the request under CPC, as the claimant cannot be partially rejected, all relief may be sought by the claimant. In the present case, the application filed under A-VII, R 11, was not CPC applicable
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