PAKISTAN INSULATIONS (PVT.) LTD. versus RANHILL ENGINEERS AND CONSTRUCTORS DDFC GROUP OF COMPANIES THROUGH GENERAL PAKISTAN OPERATIONS MANAG
Before attaching the garnishee order property before requesting O XXI, R 46 and O XXXVIII, R 5, the attached garnishee of the property could have been approved in the execution under O XXI, R 46, CPC but only Only after this loan could it be judicially determined where the plaintiff was. One of the disputed claims, the order sought came under OXIV IV III, 5R, CPC, which gave the court the power to order property attachment before the verdict, however, The order cannot be lightly approved and must be satisfied by the searcher. The court, through an affidavit, or in any other way, that the defendant may not dispose of the entire or any part of his property or that the defendants have the whole or any part of his property in the local jurisdiction of the court There is a risk of removal. XXXVIII, R 5, CPC was not only that the court should be satisfied with it, but also that the defendant intended to do so with the intent of obstructing or delaying any decree which might have been granted. Before the verdict, the attachment claim cannot be claimed simply because the defendant was a foreigner and had no assets in Pakistan where there was nothing to show that any property was seized. To do or carry with it. Intention to obstruct or delay compliance with any decree passed in favor of the plaintiff which denied the request for a garnishment order
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