Section 47 Partition Act (IV of 1893), the division suit for section 4 suit, was finally decided in which the objection petition was submitted which was dismissed There was no dispute regarding the participation of the plaintiffs in 1989. The final decree was approved and could not happen. Satisfied or acquitted for filing an objection petition, the court moved the matter according to law. The preliminary decree was passed in 1968, which passed more than four decades after the final verdict. Could not have been done The issue of lengthy unnecessary litigation over a pretext or a long-standing defendant's claim seems to have been granted by the executive court after considering the objections raised by the defendants in relation to their part. Was handed over to the people. The unclean orders of both the courts below. The litigation should have ended but the defendants continued to abuse and misuse the court proceedings with impunity. The defendants had no trial on merit, and they did not deserve any relaxation and were responsible for the cost of the load which reduced the persecution of the obedient. And the review of backlog crises for the courts was excluded with a sum of Rs 15,000 that the defendants should pay to the decree holders.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2014
