INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN versus NATIONAL ENGINEERING WORKS
Sections 12 (2) and 151 of the Code of Conduct 1908 for the deception and dismissal of the decree and order on the petitioner, petitioner, who was the legal representative of the deceased defendant, prayed that the petitioner be granted in favor of the plaintiff. The decisions and decrees made should be set in the same way. Fraud and misrepresentation were obtained The applicant's primary complaint was that as the deceased's legal representative, he could not be bound by the decree passed against the defendant and no allegation was in the affidavit of the applicant. Which shows that the plaintiff was. The applicant is aware of the existence and since it failed to apply at the relevant time, in the circumstances, it cannot be said that he has intentionally failed the applicant as the defendant in the case or He was not guilty of any fraud or misrepresentation. Under Section 12 (2) of the CPC, the alleged evidence of fraud or misrepresentation in the acquisition of the decree was not attracted to the applicants if Section 12 (2), the provisions of the CPC Even if not attracted, relief can be granted under Section 151, CPC, because in the presence of certain provisions, the applicant could not receive relief under the general provisions. Section 151, CPC
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