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RAJA MUHAMMAD ARSHAD versus RAJA RABNAWAZ

Sections 201 and 208 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) Section 12 (2) Punjab Pre-Emission Act (IX of 1991), Section 13 Registration of Power of Attorney, Scope Cancellation is neither registered nor stamped on it. The effect of the cancellation of a third-party pre-emptor / appellant filed a pre-arrest lawsuit against the seller after the trial was presented to the appellate court after the trial, which The agent / lawyer recorded his statement in the lawyer's Court of Appeal. The effect was that both parties had compromised and the appellate court had made such a settlement. Remember MC decision on the claim of sovereignty. The seller subsequently filed an application under section 12 (2) of the CPC, stating that the settlement was invalid because it revoked his lawyer's authority. Prior to making a compromise statement before the appellate court, the attorney's office confirmed that his lawyer / agent's power of attorney's cancellation was neither registered nor on the stamp paper, in fact such a cancellation of the plaintiff's paper The pre-emptor was the third person on the piece with no reports of a Power of Attorney cancellation. Appeal of appeal filed by the transfer was filed. nd r \ n

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