Section 144 Specific Relief Act (Constitution of 1877), Articles 42 and 54 Declaration of Change of Benefit Restitution Order Unlawful Occupation Claims, Rule Claimant Claims to Own a Truck and Order in Its Right After being approved he took over. The truck's High Court took the case to the trial court on remand, correcting the flaws in the court fees, the trial court directed the defendant to hand over the truck to the defendant, the plaintiff only In the light of Section 144, one may recover the benefit, CPC, where a decree resulted in any such benefit from his possession, for which he was entitled if any benefit, for which the defendant. He was not legally entitled to possess it, so if he was a criminal or illegal occupant, he could not be provoked. In order to gain any benefit in terms of section 144, the CPC plaintiff was previously a criminal or apprehender who took the law into his own hands, therefore, he was not entitled. The nine properties, which seized the property legally, were set aside for lower appellate court as well as trial court decisions.
Related judgments — Quetta High Court Balochistan, 2011
