AHMAD KHAN versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, RAHIM YAR KHAN
Section 12 (2) and O III, RR 1, 2 Restrictions Act (IX of 1908), Article 181 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal suit was pronounced by the court of appeal, but the said decree applied under section Was isolated on 12 (2) of the applicant's CPC dispute was that the aforesaid application was filed in a fraudulent manner as the applicant had died long before the applicant and the applicant was a person claiming to be another person's lawyer. Was filed by the person who described it. In 1978, the applicant was ordered to stand trial for validity of the petitioner's application and a petition against this order was filed on 21, 1987 under section 12 (2) of the CPC, In which the clearly banned applicant has never appeared in court despite clear claims. The applicant stated in a written response to the said application that he had died before filing his application and the application was filed under the base for questioning for all registration and all proceedings were wrong because the request was invalid. The defendant's alleged attorney assigned the powers to another person. The applicant's original lawyer did not come on record to show such a person's relationship with the applicant, and even under the law, the lawyer could not give his further representative. The authority of any other person was mistaken while the courts were recording their findings against the prescribed rules of law, which were contrary to the record orders of the courts below, which were called aside, and the injunction in favor of the applicant Was restored
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