MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE versus SAKHI MUHAMMAD
Oaths Act 1873 Section 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Excluding the Special Oath for which the Plaintiffs Offered and Respondents Accepted, Specialized by the Plaintiffs Before the Trial The oath was offered which was accepted. Defendants, the plaintiff cannot be allowed to relinquish an oath unless they can conclude the agreement unless a special settlement was reached to settle the suit, which was either invalid or frustrated. There was no such situation, the trial court properly dismissed. On the basis of the oath taken exclusively by the specific person, there was no case for interference with the High Court order but the leave to appeal in the circumstances was denied.
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