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MUHAMMAD AFZAL versus BASHIR AHMED

AXXI, R 90, Sections 47 and 2 (2) [as amended by the Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972)] objected to the sale of immovable property in the execution of the decree, The land provided was not subject. Appeal for dismissal of the objection petition was allowed because of the limited litigation or the decree and the Executive Court was remanded for an inquiry into the matter, resulting in an amendment to the Law Reform Ordinance 1972 The law on enforcement of change orders was enforced. Previously all orders passed under section 47, CPC were included in the definition of decree, however, now the newly introduced section 104 (FF), on the basis of the CPC, under section 47 Approved orders were issued order and, on the basis of section 2 (2), such order of CPC could not be classified as order, before it was approved under any order. The person said that the provisions could file a lawsuit, but after the amendment, such a case was banned so the right to file an objection was made more important, the respondent said. They can do it. Under the impression that the matter is proceeding under section 47, the CPC application cannot be filed for more than 30 days. If the objection is found to be correct, the order of disapproval before the appellate court will be equivalent to the grant of the possession of the property which did not work in this domain to intervene in the case of the Additional District Judge. immigration advocates contact from Pir Mahal lawyer