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MUHAMMAD BASHIR AND OTHERS versus ABBAS ALI SHAH

Section 12 (1) (b) Convention of Conviction (10 of 1984), Article 129 (e) Notice of Appeal Service to the addressee, confirmation of refusal to acknowledge receipt, failure to present postman as witness, The trial court ruled in favor of the property under arrest by the lower appellate court, allowing the appeal and dismissing the case by the former umpire's High Court in sentencing. The use of the car was not proven by the lower appellate court, and this personal note confirming the restoration of the trial The question was not and the mere confirmation of denial does not make the service, because during the trial proceedings, the shopkeepers denied service not only in written statement but also on oath. The testimony, if any, in accordance with the terms of Article 129 of the 1984 Act, was dismissed and it was intended to serve the alleged abolitionist postman. And the assertion that the pre-emptor failed to prove the service of the plaintiff through substantive evidence in the law, reversing the decision of the Lower Appellate Court, the High Court did not advertise on such facts and the law did not. In this regard, it was announced that the Supreme Court had separated from it. The decision and order passed by the High Court and earlier the umpire appeals case was dismissed. advocates from Talamba lawyer