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AHMEDI KHATOON versus MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN

Civil Procedure Sections 24 and 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908 and Transfer of Applicants Transferring A XXXIX, Rr 1 and 2 Applicants to the High Court on the basis of their desire to (i) obtain an injunction for the specific performance of a contract Yet. In the previous case against one respondent, the applicant could not obtain the order because of the absence of the present case. (ii) that the question involved in this case was of public importance, and (iii) that the way in which the trial court approved the ad hoc injunction in favor of the defendants was serious in the applicant's mind. Concerns arose that the trial court had no respect for the law and that the petitioner could not obtain justice from the trial court during cross-examination of the defendant, pleading with the lawyer to avoid the irrelevant question from the applicant. That the court is upset with the remarks of filing an application under section 151 and as a result of this incident, the district judge Lawsuit filed by the trial court in reference to factor in the judge hearing the case file to the provisional application pending completion of the cross-examination of the plaintiff when the defendant was pending. The allegations in the transfer petition against the Presiding Officer of the trial court were resolved as a result of Tran's trial. It is difficult for the Pendency High Court not to proceed with the application under O XXXIX; advocates from Minchanabad lawyer