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CH. MUHAMMAD AZAM & CO. versus RESHAM KHAN

Article 199 Definition of the Illegal Disposition Act (XI of 2005), Sections 3 and 7 Constitutional Applicants Testimony Likewise the applicant alleged that the respondent, who was a member of the control group, had demonstrated the power. Taking control of the shops, according to the applicant, the respondents could be punished and punished if found guilty under the Unlawful Disposal Act. The 2003 record revealed that prior to the filing of the complaint, the issue of a permanent injunction by the payee at the shops at the dispute was pending, and the stay was granted by the trial court, however illegal. It was rejected because of prosecution. The defendants filed another case for permanent. The same shop and the civil court approved the stay in their favor when the complaint was filed under illegal disposas. Still pending. Ion Act, 2005 was filed by the petitioner / complainant. The suit filed by the respondents was dismissed, although in the complaint filed by the petitioner, the respondent was specifically charged that he was a member of the occupation group, but the applicant / complainant's lawyer Did not have the position to record any data: Respondents were involved in such activities. No illegal interference was made - an order dismissing the complaint before the trial court in the event of a private complaint under section 3 of the Unlawful Settlement Act. Due to the 2005 disqualification, any order passed during the action was invalid, even though the disputed stores top civil advocates from Leepa lawyer