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MUHAMMAD ASHRAF versus SIKANDAR JAN

Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115 The plaintiff's declaration suit was dismissed on the basis of its improper nature, limitations and non-participation of the parties required before the plaintiff's petition against the expulsion of the plaintiff. Submitted. Filed its appeal before the High Court but was remanded to the lower appellate court to dispose of it as its jurisdiction has been increased in the meantime and the appeal was dismissed by the lower appellate court because of the time restriction earlier At this stage, the lower appellate court concluded the value of this value. For the purposes of judicial fees and jurisdiction, the case was Rs 4 lakh and he returned the appeal memorandum due to lack of jurisdiction even though the notice of appeal by the plaintiff / appellant was Rs 200 for the purpose of jurisdiction. Was indicated as the price of, but the fact is that the appellate is low. The court gave a clear fee that the suit is worth the cost of judicial fees and jurisdiction Four Rupees] The ACs office should not have returned the appeal to the lower appellate court after the High Court had increased the jurisdiction because its decision Should still have been pending in the High Court, with all relevant objections to such limitations. The lower appellate court had also decided, after having been granted without jurisdiction, that the first appeal filed before the High Court would still be considered pending in the High Court. family advocate from Sanghi lawyer