LAL ZAMIN ALIAS LALONO ZARGAR versus ASFANDYAR KHAN
A VII, R 11 and Section 11 Shariat System E-Adult Regulation, 2009, paragraph 10 (8) of the Special Relief Act, (I of 1877), Section 42 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 of the Constitution Petition Remand Case Rejected by Judas Reza. Rule Applicable Scope Respondents (Plaintiffs) filed a lawsuit against the applicants (defendants) and at the trial respondents presented their evidence but when the case was settled for the applicant's evidence If so, they filed a petition under R11CPC to dismiss the plaintiff, arguing that the petitioner should dismiss the trial. It was, but on the petitioner's appeal, the appellate court argued, with the appellate court set aside below. The trial court's order had remanded the case to the trial court, which was contrary to para 10 (8) of the Sharia System Eid Regulation, 2009, which could not have been an order of the appellate court. Be placed as a remand order in legal sanctions, because the appeal against the dismissal of the plaintiff was allowed by the trial court rejecting the defendant, and the appellate court had only one option available , Ask for it to end. According to the trial which was pending without the objection of the trial court applicant, the constitutional application was dismissed.
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