Sections 26 and 10 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. VII, R 11 Suite Challenging Stabilization Procedure and Verification Order Approved by the Extension Officer challenged the process of merger with the claimant's rejection and The officer-approved certification order filed an application under O. VII, R 11, CPC, for the dismissal of the plaintiff on the ground that there was no jurisdiction of the civil court under section 26 of the West Pakistan Stability Ordinance. That is, the 1960 Trial Court accepted that the application was rejected, but the appellate court accepted the appeal under an unspecified order ????? Plaintiffs and Trials Hear the Trial Court for its Decision on Merit, There is no doubt that the final jurisdiction was to see if there was fraud or a question of title, but only No such thing was found in this case. The dispute in this case was that according to the plaintiffs the land in their possession was worth more than the land they had acquired in the process of consolidation. And for this purpose, they benefited from all the forums available to them, but they did not succeed in it, under the West Pakistan Consolidation of Holdings Ordinance, 1960, there was no jurisdiction of the civil court under section 26. , The appellate court below, in the circumstances, had committed. The trial court's remand for the merit decision was remanded invalid. And the restoration of the civil judge stood
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