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NAWAB MUHAMMAD JAHANGIR KHANJI versus ABEEDA ENTERPRISES THROUGH DIRECTOR

A. XXXIX, RR 1, 2 and section 151 of the Execution Act (V of 1882), sections 32 and 35 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), sections 42 and 55 of the application under A. XXXX, R1, 2 and section 151 The plaintiff's petition for injunction in the CPC was that defendants be prevented from extending the construction of a multi-storey building directly or indirectly to a specific plot, thus generating third party interest by selling, allotting, booking and exchanging. ? No part or flat or apartment on the project acknowledged until the final settlement of the suit that the construction work was completed to some extent with the permission / approval of all relevant authorities, several located in the rear Other buildings adjacent to the plaintiff's property directly on the adjoining building, also available on a corner plot, did not face the plain entrance of the building in question The property of the dispute was not required before any further proof of the plaintiff's admission. And the matter will naturally take a long time to decide and establish the right to ease, and if violated, If any, was not confirmed yet. The material available on the parties' record through the evidence revealed that the Act had already been done and that the order could not be granted in the order so all such facts were in favor of the defendants and there was no case of the plaintiff at present and not. It will not hurt him or cause him any harm. Conversely, if the injunction was granted, defendants would be denied their legal rights after the statutory forum / authority claimant's continued sanctions, the order was not entitled to relief. \ r \ n best law firm from Quaidabad lawyer