METROPOLITAN STEEL CORPORATION versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
The appearance and non-appearance of the parties to CPC's Civil Procedure Code Order IX resulted in the delay in delaying the request for condolences to the O IX, R 13 Demarcation Act (IX of 1908), section 5 delay. No date was disclosed about the previous party decisions and decrees which stated that an affidavit was filed in support of the application in which the former party filed a petition seeking the material to be returned. There is no delay, and it is proven that the defendants were fully aware of the defendant's trial. The services that are effective by the District Judge R were not appropriate and should have been impacted by the District Judge. The misunderstanding was made and the defendant's service was in accordance with the law, which was fully aware of the letters presented to the court official during the letters. According to the Factum of Non-Cooperation of the Standing Council and the Deputy Attorney General of this tie, the proceedings cannot be requested to be filed by me because of the delay in their non-cooperation as a defendant (Government) worker. Can't be taken for condolences, however, every day's delay had to be explained but he failed to provide such delay was not presented in the case of delayed condolence (request for late condolences (former Parliament) In filing an application for rejection,) was also dismissed and the application for the separation of the previous party decree was also dismissed. Been earning.
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