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AURANGZEB KHAN versus HAQ NAWAZ

A. VIII, R11 Northwestern Frontier Province Pre-Emission Act (X of 1987), Section 6 and 13 of the Suits Case Pre-sued by Plaintiff for Pre-Arrest Based on Oral Sales Applying for the plaintiff's rejection under O VII, R 11, CPC stated on a central basis that the suit property purchased by the defendant was subsequently canceled and the seller subsequently sued other vendors. The suit was separated from the land. The petition states that since no sale existed, the plaintiff was rejected. The trial court dismissed the petition, but the appellate court reversed the trial court's order in the trial court, setting aside the trial court's order. Shortcut and summary procedures adopted by the trial court were not guaranteed under the law after recording the supporting and contradictory evidence in the trial court. In rejecting the plaintiff, in particular, when the defendant accepted the facts of the sale in his plea of dismissal to the plaintiff, there were serious controversial questions involved in the case, which was made only after the recording. Could have been crushed. After submitting the written statement and submitting the documentary documents of the case, the supporting and contradictory evidence was in accordance with the strict and law-abiding principles of the order passed by the appellate court, which did not demand interference. And this was retained. jobs for advocates from Shankiari lawyer