MUHAMMAD NAWAZ KHAN versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH COLLECTOR
Sections 114 and AXLVI, R1 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 of the Punjab Tenancy Act (VI of 1887), Section 77 of the Government Colonization (Punjab) Act (V12 of 1912), Section 6 and 36 Review Suit, Trial for Return of Declarations Referred to the trial court's jurisdiction before the trial court, before the trial court returned the case before the revenue court against the order. The filing of a revision of the legal property in the banned area was deleted by. Section 77 of the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887 was not applicable; the civil court demanded all rights claims by the civil court. In the present case, the steps of the colony were challenged and the civil court took full jurisdiction. The court was and was able to examine it. If the authority or department acts without any jurisdiction but cannot proceed to the said proceedings, they are subject to the powers of each other. The procedure was set out for the administration of justice and could not be used as a barrier to justice because the plaintiff was required to present the tax before the court without proceeding to the trial merit. Was returned. The judgment of the law passed by the single judge of the High Court was reviewed and the decisions and orders passed by the courts below were set aside and the trial court remanded the trial court with a remand. was given.
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