ASHFAQ ZAI versus M. ABDUL QUDDUS BIHARI
On the basis of the agreement between the Civil Procedure Code Order XXIII, R 3 plaintiffs and the defendants, the adjustment of the CPC withdrawal and suit was agreed by the trial court's plaintiff that such compromising party Was not in possession of the property. According to the parties 'agreement to compromise, and in their written statement, the plaintiffs' title was denied, therefore, the defendant in possession of the property was required to serve, the possession of the entire property in question. Was claimed by the plaintiff, in the request of the plaintiff, the absolute owners of the property were declared to have been disputed by the defendants who did not have the order of the High Court to compromise and the defendants. Directed the service of the notice which was not such a party. The compromise was fair and reasonable, not demanding intervention
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