NABI BAKHSH versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH DISTRICT COLLECTOR/D.C.O.
Section 20 of the Special Relief Act (Constitution of 1877), Section 42 suits were illegal, against the law and the facts, without legal action, illegal, illegal plaintiffs and were able to repeal the suit periodically. The courts under the Val Validati Trial Court were dismissed from time to time, after considering the evidence contained in them, the defendants dismissed the case and the appeal filed by the defendants against the trial decision was also dismissed. The appellate court record holder, who appeared as a witness, stated that Patwari had given notice to the shop's shareholders under section 20 of the canal and drainage Act 1873, but the defendant, despite having the opportunity, had given the witnesses evidence. Not checked. Both the above courts dealt highly with the matters involved in the case, the advertising document was appreciated as well as the oral evidence presented by the parties and the proper conclusions reached, which is not open to exception. It was concluded by both the courts, which was not only in accordance with the case record, but also in conformity with the law on this subject, due to proper definition of evidence, oral and documentary film, both below. The final results of the fact recorded by the courts shall be amended by the High Court. This option cannot be interfered with when there is no case of misrepresentation. Evidence was not taken advantage of, nor was there any legal weakness identified or unlawful exercise of any jurisdiction, with the two courts below accused of not exercising jurisdiction.
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