AMAN ENTERPRISES versus PUNJAB SMALL INDUSTRIES CORPORATION, LAHORE
Sections 42 and 54 of the Transfer Property Act (VI of 1882), section 111 (g) declare the termination of a tenure of a 99-year lease and the injunction prohibiting such termination without notice to the plaintiff ( Lease) was after notice to the plaintiff for failure to increase the construction on the plot within the stipulated period; the trial court proceeded to dismiss the suit pending by the appellate court. Source was deleted. The plaintiff continued for thirty days in the performance of a pledge, the plaintiff failed to meet the condition of the building for 4 years, the plaintiff canceled the lease after giving notice to the plaintiff court on the evidence of record. Was applauded appropriately and came to the right conclusion. The subject was in accordance with the law, therefore, the exception was not open to the plaintiff given the obligation to withhold it, in which case he was able to obtain the other two plots under litigation, thus the case was formally Had come in favor of the plaintiff, thus, he was bound by the fact that there was no case to be prosecuted. Scores High Court dismisses review request \ r \ n
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