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MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE versus KAREEM BAKHSH

Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), after hearing the judgment of the AXLI, R20 suit declaration suit, held that the defendant was separately separated, separately, by separate defendant. Their appeal did not restrict them as applicants, nor did the defendants enforce the defendants in their appeal. Appeal was filed before the appellate court for dismissal of the relevant parties, which allowed the appeal and both appeals were dismissed through separate decisions, in the present case, of interest. The parties were plaintiffs on the one hand and there was no conflict of interest between the defendants on the other. Defendants filed pleas in their respective appeals to apply to the plaintiff as the sole plaintiff, both defendants did not process each other in their own appeals, but they were before the court, it would have been merely hyper The objection is that they did not implement each other in their appeals when all the required parties were before the court or whether the application was made or not, to the Appellate Court against OXL, CPC R20 Should have exercised its powers and was formally approved. Before both the appellants were ordered to enforce the decisions of the left parties and the decision passed by the appellate court in both the amendments was set aside and the case was remanded to the appellate court where the defendants left. Action on the arm famous supreme court advocate from Arifwala lawyer