NABI BUX versus GHULAM MUHAMMAD
Sections 5 and 9 of the Unlawful Settlement Restoration Procedure were filed by the defendants against the defendants in connection with the sale of the illegal settlement. In his favor, the trial court granted the petition and his possession was restored to the complainant. Plaintiff raised by the defendant that the trial court should have dealt with the complaint as a civil suit to ascertain the fact of fact, even though no specific procedure or method of inquiry was provided illegally. ? The Disposition Act, 2005, still instructed the court to take day-to-day action to decide the case within 60 days, the High Court has advised, hearing the cases under the Unlawful Settlement Act. The usual procedures provided for other types of criminal cases should not be complied with. Under Section 9 of the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005, the process of 2005 can only be applied in connection with the issuance of notices, the issuance of warrants, the recording of convictions and the imprisonment of the offender, but cannot be extended to the extent There should be a slight delay and when the deal is signed to sell it will fail. Conflicting with the registered documents, he lost his dignity, the accused had no firm stand to stand, therefore, his defense was interfered with by the trial court's High Court in the jurisdiction of the trial court. Refused. Revision rejected in circumstances \ r \ n
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