FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF DEFENCE versus JAFFAR KHAN
Section 42 and Civil 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XVII, R 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) were not denied by the claimant of the trial and the order of the permanent injunction. XVII, R 3, CPC Defendant's rights based on the content of the record, and on the material available on record, despite having received nine (9) chances by the trial court with warning of defendant's evidence. I approve the decree. Defendants' appeal and their request for review by the courts should be dismissed that the trial court did not accept its request in the written statements and documents on which they relied on the trial. The Court provided ample opportunity for the plaintiff to present evidence in support of his claim. But failing to do so, the party who did not present any evidence on its own will have to be banned and such evidence must be bound as the written statement cannot be shown on the fourth inspector. And will not be treated without examining the person to whom the case is registered, nor will it be treated as significant evidence except where the plaintiff's application The defendant had neither brought a copy of the record of such document nor had he encountered the testimony of the same defendant during that time. Documents from the court were not brought to the record by witnesses and cannot be properly exhibited by the court. The court dismissed the defendant's request and allowed it to appeal in the circumstances.
