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MUHAMMAD YOUSAF versus FIDA HUSSAIN

The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 12 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the plot of housing scheme was presented by the Municipal Committee Plaintiff after paying the first installment but then withdrew the notion that such The scheme was canceled by the state plaintiff. However, he did not withdraw the security he had previously submitted while applying for the plot, thus retaining his request for a residential municipal committee to return the installment by the claimant, which was already allotted. The allotment of the plot was dismissed and instead, the trial court decided the same conspiracy for the plaintiff's case for the specific performance of the given contract, and before the plaintiff's request for the correctness of the High Court. This order was upheld in the appeal and review, that the defendant voluntarily filed the installment After withdrawing the money, the agreement between him and the municipal committee reached an end and, thus, he could not enforce it was not guaranteed and there was a letter without merit that the claimant had to withdraw the installment money. Writing to the municipal committee indicates that it wrote in the misconception that the government had canceled it and that requests for a fresh scheme would be sought by the municipality committee, not realizing its approval. A refund of the amount already deposited for the plot's price was rarely raised to end its plot purchase agreement. Can be considered as a step-down, but was denied permission to appeal jobs for fresh advocates from Sheikhupura lawyer