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MEHR NOOR MUHAMMAD versus NAZIR AHMED


A. XXXVII, Rr 2 and 3 Stamp Act (II of 1899), Section 2 (5) Conversational Instrument Act (XXVI 1881), Section 4 Law on Evidence (10 of 1984), Arts 17 (a) and 79 Pakistan. Constitution, Article 185 (3) Plaintiffs 'receipt of money based on promise vacancy, cancellation of stamps on the promotional note and non-submission of pilgrims' testimony by the plaintiff to prove its execution. The suit cannot be cured for a long time as a result of desire. What was the legal effect of the partial cancellation of the stamps on the promise caliphate; whether the law was obliged to produce both witnesses, despite writing a written letter to the plaintiff under Articles 17 and 79 of the Martyrdom, that the promise was thereby And the receipt was written in writing and the defendant signed it in his presence. And whether the law martyrdom, after the 1984 declaration, required the preparation of two minor witnesses in the Promise Caliphate, or would the nature of the promise be changed if the two witnesses were confirmed under the Law?

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