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SARFARAZ AHMED & BROTHERS, ROHRI versus C.I.R., R.T.O., SUKKUR

Section 221 Miscellaneous Correction Due to Miscellaneous Request for Memorandum of Order on the grounds that in response to the notice sent by the Appellate Tribunal, the Appellant had requested for postponement because the Appellant caused severe flooding in the Indus River. Could not arrange train ticket. And even the road transport was not working and the close relative of the appellant's lawyer was seriously ill and the lawyer was obliged to stay with the sick relative. And the absence of the appellant's lawyer was not intentional and due to the unforeseen circumstances, the appellant's lawyer had to come from another city and due to the flood and his relative's illness, before sending the appellate tribunal application. Could not submit. It requested to adjourn the appeal hearing on 25 3 2010 to 27 3 2009, but the request could not be submitted to the bench at the hearing of the appeal. ? The Appellate Tribunal was called again on 27 3 2011 and directed to keep the appeal on its original number and appoint the relevant parties to the hearing after issuing notices.

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