LIGHT INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LTD. THROUGH CHIEF EXECUTIVE versus ZSK STICKMASCHINEN GMBH THROUGH ATTORNEY
Section 28 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Articles 20 and 9 of the Principal and the Plaintiff (Agent) held that the contract had exclusive foreign jurisdiction over the contract and that the contract resolved the dispute. ? Since they were not a disadvantage of public policy, nor did they violate the provisions of Article 28 of the Contract Act, 1872, nor did the breach of contract be subject to foreign law, in accordance with the relevant clause of the contract relating to the procedure for such breach. And both parties have agreed that in fulfilling all the obligations of the exclusive jurisdiction agreement in the foreign court, there was no ambiguity in mind of contracting with the party. The dispute was the claim in this case. Relief could not be granted by a court of foreign jurisdiction - which could deprive the plaintiff. Justices, any of the parties, have problems. The decree passed by the High Court in Pakistan between the two parties could not be processed abroad as a foreign decision. Appeal will be dismissed as there is no mutual agreement between the two governments for the implementation of such decree. \ r \ n
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