AHMED ALI versus MANZOOR HUSSAIN
Plaintiffs alleged that the Articles 10 and 26 of the Specific Relief Act (in 1877), Articles 42 and 54 of the Civil Code of Conduct (V8 1908), Section 9, OVI, R10 and O VII, R11, suit The process of stabilization, the order approved by the Consolidation Officer, and then the sale of immovable property in favor of the defendant by his predecessor, were the result of a conspiracy to commit illegal, fraudulent and patrimonial proceedings. Aliens was a relative, the plaintiff's rejection, the request for a reasonable plaintiff was not challenged. The appeal for time restriction was filed by the appellate authorities plaintiff before the order of stability proceedings or confirmation thereof, which was subsequently unconditionally withdrawn in the plea that he or her at the time of the prosecution Was not present before the consolidation authorities, the plaintiff did not enforce the consolidation officer or the relevant patwari in the scheme nor did he relinquish the confirmation order of the consolidation officer to his claimant and forgery, In the absence of details of the availability of forgery, garland and drunken officers and related patwari, this Such a case falls into the special domain of the Stability Authority; the plaintiff, having accepted the scheme of consolidation, seized the land and added revenue to the record in favor of it, in which case the civil court had jurisdiction. Was prohibited under Section 26 of the Act. In the case of the Pakistan Consolidation of Holdings Ordinance, 1960, the cases were dismissed under the circumstances.
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