MST. AMINA versus MUHAMMAD EASA
O VII, R 11 & O XXXIX, Rr 1 & 2 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 Plaint, dismissing suit for temporary injunction claim as well as filing application for temporary injunction The trial court accepted the request and accepted the provisional order pending appeal on appeal, not only fixed the trial court's order under which the provisional order was passed, but also rejected the plaintiff's case under OVII. In the present case, Lis was bound before the trial court at the relevant time. The plaintiff could not refuse the plaintiff because the provisional order was to decide the appeal to the extent the appellate court had approved. During the hearing of the appeal against the temporary injunction by the trial court, the plaintiff was not eligible to be dismissed. The impeachment order was set aside and the case was R. The appellate court intended to make the decision in accordance with the law
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