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GHULANI RASOOL versus MUHAMMAD WARIS BISMIL

Special Relief Act 1877 suits for declarations Articles 9, 42 and 54; Permanent injunction, recovery of possession and compensation Appeal against a competent plaintiff against the plaintiff who was a tenant under the plaintiff, permanent injunction, acquittal and A claim for damages was filed, claiming that the plaintiff (landlord) was forcibly removed from the dispute shop. His goods and trade articles were forcibly thrown out, the plaintiff claimed that he was entitled and in the wrong assumption of law, to recover the damage to his goods and articles, as well as to recapture him. Is entitled. Although this time the case was not presented by the trial court, the trial proceeded on the basis that does not appear to be valid in law, but was dismissed during the trial in the appellate court. The decision was reversed without allowance for compensation. / The petitioner claimed that no appeal was made against any order under section 9 as presumed in the section itself by a court which was sued under section 9 of the Special Relief Act, He would not make the matter himself, but this time the demand was either to be made by the claimant or it should be deducted on the proper construction. While the plaintiff never made the motion that the plaintiff who filed the case under section 9 was acquitted of possession, as well as praying for a permanent injunction and compensation under section 9, Extraordinary matters could not be saved in the event of a divorce, the couple would receive another relief. This is the case in Section 9K attorney vs advocate vs counsel from Jehlum lawyer