MAJOR INAYATULLAH versus MAJOR (RETD) MUHAMMAD NAZIR
Section Q 42 of the Contempt of Evidence (of 10 of 1984), Arts 17 (2), 117 and 120 of the Cell Contracting Plaintiff claimed the plaintiff's claim to prove the final findings of fact and alleged that the defendant. Has made a transition from fraud. The contested plaintiff asserted that the plaintiff had full consideration of the sale and that the transfer proceedings documented by the trial court as well as the appellate court, respectively, were dismissed and that the plaintiff was presented by the plaintiff. The sale agreement was not confirmed by two witnesses and Valdetti failed to prove his charge against the plaintiff by evidence, because the plaintiff's key witness in the court confirmed the defendants' position in the court and Neither was the false statement of proof nor the real sale contract no financial document and Similarly, the directions as to the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Act, 1984, were not attracted to the High Court; in exercise of the jurisdiction appealed under Section 100, the CPC intervened in the adjudication. Refused and the second appeal was dropped in two court-approved orders under two courts.
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