Section 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Sections 9, 115, O VII, RR 7 and 11 Permanent Rejection of Civil Court Plaintiff's Jurisdiction for Preemption Rejection New Number Plaintiff's Case Has been established in which it is sought to obtain a permanent injunction against the defendants. After the court decided the relevant cases against the defendants, they filed a review against the decision. The defendants' position was that this case was not sustained in the eyes of the law and could be dismissed under OVII, Rr 11, CPC. That the plaintiff had no cause for action. In this agreement it cannot be claimed that their claim is with the claimant who has no locksmith and that the property is in the public domain (Shimalat Diya), in favor of the permanent injunction against the plaintiff. The favor could not be granted, but it was for the time being that the plaintiff's possession of the land was clearly shown in the dispute in the injunction record, irrespective of the fact of ownership, the matter remained. It was clearly shown that the court must apply to find out the reasons for the prosecution in the case. The plaintiff was entitled to any relief to find out whether the claims made in this case were justified, if the court concluded that the initial plaintiff was relieved. If found, the plaintiff cannot. Reject for not showing cause of action
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