MALIK COAL CORPORATION (REGD.) THROUGH PARTNER versus MUHAMMAD IJAZ
In order to substantiate their version of the claims under Section 12 plaintiffs' claims for harmonization of facts, the defendants presented another coal purchase agreement, both courts dismissing the case simultaneously. And after reading two of the appeals filed by the plaintiff's endorsement, it became clear that the parties' original intention was to secure the cost of coal. The defendant has been delivered by the claimant. The defendants clearly stated in the written statement that they had paid the cost of coal and the plaintiff in the examination, it was not state that the amount was not paid by the plaintiff, in its examination. Its weight could not be ascertained. Coal was provided and thus could not cite any document when presented on behalf of the defendants. In their written statement, the witnesses clearly stated that the exterminators had paid in accordance with the agreement. And it was not every suggestion that he did not pay as stated in the agreement that there was no question of law involved in the High Court. The case dismissed the appeal
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