Vehicles obtained by Air Sections 115 and 20 Carriage Bye Act (XX 1934), Schedule 1, Article 28 Amendment jurisdiction, application of alternative remedy treatment by applicant and claim for damages and short delivery of goods. Outside the Pakistan case, the airlines raised a serious question about the law. In the circumstances of this case, the High Court's position was correct that when at least two of the defendants had offices (outside the court) in Karachi. Courts do not have the authority to entertain the case. Six) were located in Karachi and in the light of Section 20, CPC and the First Schedule, an authorized decision of the High Court was required, Article 28 of the Carriage by Air Act 1934, such case, was a proper case which justified the separation. Was presented. General principles and in which the High Court should exercise jurisdiction to modify the presence of alternative remedies
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