AUQAF DEPARTMENT THROUGH ADMINISTRATOR, AUQAF, N.-W.F.P. PESHAWAR versus MIAN JAMIL SHAH
Defendants have filed a civil court jurisdiction over the plaintiff's denial of a claim for a section 42 civil code of conduct (v. 1908), O. VII, R 11 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199. The question was raised and the petition filed by the plaintiffs to dismiss the case stated that the application was simultaneously dismissed by the competence of the trial court and the appellate court as well as the material facts in the written statement of the defendants. Was not disclosed. Whether the suit was a dedicated property or not. Whether it was the property of the plaintiffs as claimed by them or the duly informed property as the defendants claimed when such facts still had to be determined, in this case, no one Without the help of other material, such a question could not be determined by the evidence on record, the defendants of the court of civil jurisdiction restrained the trial court's decision on their request. The trial court's decision was not made, but his application was dismissed prematurely and as a meritorious outcome. Sounds good within the scope of the law provided by the trial court. In the jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution as well as the High Court's jurisdiction which was properly dealt with in the review, the above could not interfere with the assistance of the defendants.
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