Civil Procedure Code Order XXXIX Temporarily Joint and Interdisciplinary Orders 0XXXIX, RR l & 2 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Temporary Order of Common Owned Land Building on a part of the Contracting Partnership Wanted other such shareholders objected to such construction and filed an injunction claiming on the basis that the property is joint ownership of the parties, therefore, the shareholders were prevented from taking any of the construction till then. Until the regular distribution of the land. Of the suit deficit numbers for construction purposes, several variations on the sale of small pieces of land were approved, and Tatimas houses were constructed on such land, even a portion of the land was in the possession of Tie Co. (Who wanted to build) the house was previously sold by a partner who later sold it to the (partner partner) on the land, thus the land under question had its own separate identity, therefore, to the High Court. In favor of the partners, the motion to reject the injunction order was granted by another partner who opposed the construction of the house. Guides who wanted to build a house to offer security. The High Court's suit will terminate the construction if the success of the other partners in accordance with the law of the land order, will protect the interests of both parties, the Supreme Court refused to intervene and the petition Excluded for vacation. Appeal
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