Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), OLXX, RR1, and 2 suits for temporary injunction, a bill was presented in the grant of the plaintiff, who regularly paid electricity bills. The bill adjustment was shown to the claimant. The declaration was challenged, saying the adjustment was illegal and invalid, adding that the plaintiff filed a temporary application for a stay order, to prevent the defendant from contacting the premises and recovering the bills. Applicants who were allowed by the trial court and the order maintained by them were added by the company to the limits of the appellate court's validity of the plaintiff, and the revenue was approved, which was changed without notice. There was no allegation in the record that the claimant was not paying the bills regularly, allegedly not based on an inquiry made after the bill adjustment notice. The audit was imposed as a result of the objection, but the burden of verifying it and proving its accuracy would have been down to the courts, in the circumstances in which their domain was worked when it was discovered that the plaintiff had sued The hearing was dropped in the first trial.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2009
