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SAYEED A. SHEIKH, ADVOCATE versus SIDDIQ

The Easement Act 1882 Section 4 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), OX XX, RR 1 and 2 and Section 151, the plaintiff requested an interim injunction against the defendant from the plaintiff's house Secondly, there was a violation of adjacent construction rules; secondly, while the required open space of ten feet was not left to the plaintiff's plot and that the building was being sought, the windows of the rear section and In the balcony the plot, land, courtyard was opened and ignored. And infringe the right of the claimant to the lawn of the premises and thereby the defendant has the right to interim relief. I failed to prove it. It cannot be readily accepted that the plaintiff was required to submit his evidence by the Supreme Court in the case of surplus in the case reported as PLD 1980 SC 193 defendant. The right to privacy must be established. Having less than the required space between the construction and the plaintiff's plot violated not only the building rules but also the approved project courts, although ordinarily the buildings were not approved by the decree. Was close but in the context of certain circumstances; the interim injunction preventing the plaintiff from lifting any other building within ten feet of the boundary wall of the plaintiff's premises; however, such interim order was granted, however, Will prevent the defendant from extending the construction on the rest. Interim Order Approves Defendant Defendants divorce advocates from Chak Sheza lawyer