INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN versus AL-FAUD COLD STORAGE
Industrial Development Bank of Pakistan Ordinance 1961 Section 39 Civil Procedure Code (V 1908), O XXI, R 92, O XLIII, R1, O XLVII, R1, Sections 47, 104 and 151 Subject Order for Sale of Property Acceptance was granted; however, the applicant (buyer) could not be referred to the buyer's solicitor in court, under which he prayed for a refund of the purchase price. The court accepted the knowledge of the order of the court by the petitioner, who again called for the order of the court under which it was ordered to return the purchase amount on the basis that it The lawyer's prayer was not authorized and he was not obliged to do so. Whether the order was competent or the court itself granted the same jurisdiction, this question was not subject to the OXI, R92 or Section 47 CPC but it is considered to be an exercise of inherent powers. I have approved Such an order could not be rendered under Section 151, C: PC, therefore, O XLIII, R 1 or Section 104, CPC, even though holding this order was competent, the court was competent. That he too will remember you. An application for the return of such order under Sector 151 or O XLVII, R 1, CPC was maintained under 5151 or O XLVII, R 1, the record clearly states that the buyer ( Petitioner) The lawyer representing the petitioner made a statement to the court in return. Purchase price was recalled without the knowledge and authorization to purchase the refund
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