Section 48 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 181 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Request for Second Implementation and Second Implementation Limitations The two sides entered into an agreement that, in the interest of the defendants, the plaintiff agreed to transfer the land in favor of the plaintiff in lieu of the sale. The trial court applied the plaintiff's case to the trial court. An application was filed for import and the predecessor was allowed to die in the interest of the defendants and the rest The plaintiffs refused to pay the outstanding balance, and later the application for execution of the injunction was contested on the basis that the ban was imposed at the same time in which the trial court dismissed the plaintiff's execution request. ? The provision of Article 181 of the Limitation Act, 1908 was not applicable, in which case, the first application was filed after the first application. The limits granted to Section 48 of the CPC shall be in force at this time as the said period was provided by the above provision for a period of six years and was initially decided in the year 1996 and its application for implementation year. Was filed in 1997. The record of the Demarcation Act, 1908, reveals that the present application was filed after a period of four years, under the Law Reform Ordinance, to the extent fixed by section 48 of the CPC, the 1972 amendment to the CPC Was granted in section 48 and provided for a period of six years, the trial court's ruling under this case was without legal authority and
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