SHER ALI SHAH ALIAS SHER MUHAMMAD SHAH versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY REVENUE DEPARTMENT SINDH
Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), OVII, R 10 Ordinance of the West Pakistan Civil Courts (III of 1962), Section 24 Suite, jurisdiction of the civil court for the specific performance of the contract, the trial and the trial court The appeals court below returned it simultaneously. In the case filed before the Small Claims Court, it was observed that the matter was between the private parties and the contract amount was Rs 64,462 from the plaintiff, which falls under the jurisdiction of the small claims court. And since the civil court had no jurisdiction, Mukhtar was created as a plaintiff, while Sindh Province was a party, not only to perform the obligations of the contract for which specific performance was demanded. , But also the direction sought. In order to abolish the alleged registration of the defendants from the tax record, the Muktiyarkar, in such a situation, shall enforce Section 24 of the Civil Courts Ordinance, 1962 when the law prescribed under section 24 of the Ordinance of Civil Courts, 1962, under Prayer. The intention of the conspiracy was touched, then the case was to be presented in court, which had unlimited legal jurisdiction. In the present province of Sindh, there was a party and a government worker, Mukhtar, was also a party against whom some direction was sought. In such a situation, revision was allowed. Both the lower courts' unanimous decisions were taken together. Was released. Civil Court directs proceedings on proceedings on eligibility issue
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