WAHEED AHMED versus MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE
Section 42 and 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 96, O. XXXIX, R1 and 2, Appeal with Plaintiff for Plaintiff's High Court Defendants to Approve Decree and Permanent Order Removal The ad interim relief granted by the trial court, but was vacated by an improper judgment, against which the defendants filed an appeal, was in the possession of the final transfer of the plot in dispute, A three-storeyed building was erected on the site after getting permission from the authority. The trial court recorded that the exterior of the building had been completed and only the interior work / completion sale contract survived, the property could not be granted or the declaration could not be approved on the basis of the seller's contract. However, in the present case, the realistic position was quite different, only the right of allotment was transferred on the basis of the contract of sale in favor of the purchaser. The relevant authority had the authority to transfer the right of allotment on the basis of the sale agreement. ? Or by oath, because when it was allotted by the property authority, it is also owned by the authority, in the present case, the proprietor's allottees or transferors were never given proprietary rights. The sale agreement was canceled by them. The foregoing interest was, in fact, a question of fact, which could be resolved only after recording the evidence which the trial court would decide in the appropriate case in this case as the plot was in the possession of the transfer, so it Could not be occupied peacefully. Worried that the trial court correctly saw that the provisional order
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