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NAHID versus NAFISA KHATOON

Civil Procedure Code Orders VIII and OIII of the CPC Writing Statement, RR l & 10 Sindh Chief Court Rules (O Section), R 159 Order to Exclude the Registrar Debating Defendants from Writing a Written Statement and Already Filed Defendant's arrest on record written statement, Registrar did not apply his mind and did not take into account the fact that although there was a delay in filing the written statement, it was in the interest of justice that the defendant was on record The written statement should have been accepted and that matters. Although the filing of a written statement was delayed by 90 days outside the legal day, the defendant had fully described the circumstances of his lawyer's misconduct that was satisfactory, while he lived a self-confessed life. had lived. In the interest of justice abroad, the court should stay within the limits of the decision on the merits. Defending defendants from continuing decisions and orders against the parties in which they have been given an opportunity to defend themselves where default reasoning is shown where the defendant refuses to file a written statement. In the case of ONII, R10, the judgment against the defendant should be set aside. It cannot be justified where the defendant filed a case for setting aside the order to restrain the filing of the written statement, the High Court obtained the order under which the defendant refused to enter the written statement. Has been made which states that the written statement filed by the respondent should be kept on record. law firms from Ghazi lawyer