Section & 42 & Constitution Constitution of Pakistan, Article 1 (185 ()) For Sale of Real Estate Sue for Sale Nominee Portable Seller Unable to disclose possession of immovable property Sale payment consideration not established The plaintiff and the other co-accused allegedly sued the plaintiff for executing a general power of attorney for the disposal of their immovable property. The power of attorney who sold the suit property to the seller through a sales debt, the plaintiff filed a declaration challenging the legality. The power of attorney and claimed that it was never processed, therefore, the defendant fraudulently sold the property to the intended seller, dismissing the case in favor of an appeal filed by the defendant under the trial lawsuit. Was made and after that the review request filed was dismissed. The Plaintiff's declaration filed by the Plaintiff against the Defendant was collectively rejected by the High Court Plaintiff on behalf of the wanted vendor and both of them were involved in the League, and that the hypothetical decision passed in this case benefited from the suit property. , Which he acquired as a buyer. The notice confirms that the alleged seller was never in possession of the suit property, which he claimed was purchased by the defendant because of a sale agreement. The ported vendor should have filed a separate lawsuit against the plaintiff and the defendant, but did not. This is not the same portable seller
