Article 12 (2) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application dismisses the case filed for illegal proceedings On 6-4 2009, after the notice of the reinstatement was not issued to the defendants and the notice was not issued after the suit was restored. Having passed the previous party decree and occupying the suit house. The plaintiff is, through its implementation, the separation of the preceding injunction by the legal heirs of a defendant petitioned under section 12 (2), CPC, who, during the trial of trial 14 1. Died in 2008, the application was allowed under Section 12 (2), CPC. The entire order of the plaintiff from the appellate court holding that such order may be partially set aside to the extent of the deceased defendant and not to the other defendants, who have proceeded under section 12 (2). Did not participate, the CPC plaintiff inherited the former party. The agreement on the back of the defendants and against a deceased person, whose signature was signed at the time of signing, was not in accordance with his signature. The sanctity associated with the court order cannot be enjoyed. The previous decree was set on the basis of fraud committed by the plaintiff and disclosure by the defendants for good reason for their failure to appear. Section 12 (2), partially invalidating an invalid order as fraudulently equivalent to CPC, and to a lesser extent, such a previous order must be completely settled. And not partly because there was no degree of error. Invasive
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