ANJUMAN-I-MUTASREEN KHSHATKARAN RAVI RIVER versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY IRRIGATION AND POWER DEPARTMENT, LAHORE
Section Public Public Regardless of the scope of the public concern, it was necessary to file a case by the Advocate General that land, houses, trees and crops were damaged due to debris, wastewater and soil erosion. It is decided that the approval of the Advocate General is required before the filing of the Section 91 CPC, provided that two or more persons may be filed with the Advocate General's permission to make a declaration or order in connection with the public concern, however, The exception to the rule under section 91 (2), CPC, which provided that CPC, section 91 (1), does not limit the provisions of CPC, nor does any Types of claims, which independently deal with appellants existing disputes. Damages caused by the construction of backs to protect a minister's land, he had the right to sue for such prevention, and to allow the trial court to prosecute the case. The general was not required, therefore, they were not durable and were overturned. \ r \ n
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