RASHEEDA BEGUM versus SAEEDA
Code of Conduct 190 19089 Section 6ocus Appeal Lotus Standi filed a case for filing an appeal and the trial court filed the judgment by the plaintiff, and the decision-makers filed an appeal against the judgment and order of the trial court. Did not The trial court-approved decree was received by the final appellant, who was neither party to the property nor interested in the title in the dispute, filed a trial decision and an appeal against the order. Which was accepted by the appellate court. Because he was angry at some part of the property in dispute, and it was his luxury to file an appeal to the Court of Appeal that the appeal could be sustained as the appellant filed an appeal on some part of the property in dispute. The locus standi was, if they were already wrong, the fact that the appellant had possession of a piece of property without evidence of any legal title to the locale to give it a locus standi. Applicant was in possession of some portion of the property not sufficient.
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