MUHAMMAD RAMZAN versus MUHAMMAD AQIL
Civil Procedure Code Order III, R1 and Section 100 Power of Attorney for the CPC Recognized Agents and Pliers III The plaintiff based on the alleged power of attorney to sign and allegedly derived from the power of attorney Signatures were not demanded and it was alleged that the suit was not presented by the plaintiff to produce evidence of the suit competing firm to show what power of attorney's stamp paper was. Was written by an attorney who sold such powers, whose registrar, when the court examined So it became clear that the entries were overridden and the new entries were replaced with the original entries. Evidence in support of such power of attorney was written before the institution suit, the plaintiff had two sons. No other witness confirmed their statement. The evidence regarding the Oujed Power of Attorney before the trial is similar to that of many interested witnesses, such as the plaintiff's power of attorney's son, which was later prepared, after the suit was instituted, in a written statement. In order to meet the objection that the suit was not properly sued by a competent person, it was not, therefore, filed by the plaintiff or by any authorized agent who filed improperly. After that it could not be corrected. On the contrary, the appellant's finding of the first appellate court for the infringement could not be sustained, which was improperly filed during the trial proceedings, and the dismissal on the basis of which,
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