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Refusal of injunction

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Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)

2014 PLD 264 KARACHI-HIGH-COURT-SINDH Judicial Precedent
Ss.42, 54, 56 (d) & (e)Federal Investigation Agency Act, 1974 (VIII of 1975), S.5Suit for declaration and injunctionCriminal investigationRefusal of injunction

Plaintiff assailed notices issued by Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to Habib Bank Limited in furtherance of inquiry that certain immovable properties of someone had been fraudulently offered by two persons to various banks for obtaining loans against said properties in favour of plaintiff's company

Validity

Defendants were officers of FIA established under Federal Investigation Agency Act, 1974 and were fully competent to inquire into fraud committed by different persons in obtaining loans from banking institutions

One of the defendants was posted in commercial banks' circle and it was within the purview of his duty to inquire into and investigate complaint registered, numbered and marked to him in terms of S.5 of Federal Investigation Agency Act, 1974

Remedy was quashment, if made out and not simple declaration and decree prohibiting public functionaries from performing their duties within the four corners of law

Suit was dismissed in circumstances.

2012 CLC 1618 PESHAWAR-HIGH-COURT Judicial Precedent
Ss. 54 & 56Refusal of injunctionCo-sharerProperty in question not partitionedEffectRights and privileges of co-sharers

Plaintiff claimed to be owner in possession of suit land and alleged that defendants being stranger should be restrained from claiming themselves as owners of suit land

Validity

Co-sharer in possession of suit property even on entire Khasra number in cultivation column would be deemed to have joined the same right and privilege to which other co-owners were entitled

Plaintiff could not claim that she was on better pedestal as compared to other co-owners because all co-owners had right to occupy their possession till the time partition was taken place by its metes and bounds

Defendants were co-owners in property in dispute, no restraint could be imposed on their rights to transfer their shares

None of the parties was supposed to interfere with each other's possession, till they along with other joint property in possession of other co-owners were partitioned by metes and bounds

Both the courts below had rightly dismissed suit and appeal filed by plaintiff and the judgments were free from misreading or non- reading of evidence and the same were not open to any exception

High Court in exercise of revisional jurisdiction maintained judgments and decrees passed by two Courts below

Revision was dismissed in circumstances.

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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Refusal of injunction"

CLC 2010
2010-March-4

2010 C L C 1092

AFZAL SHAH — Petitioner Versus FAYYAZ ALI and 7 others — Respondents

Court: Peshawar
PLD 2014
2014-January-16

P L D 2014 Peshawar 218

MANAGING DIRECTOR SNGPL and 4 others — Appellants Versus Messrs NEELAB CNG FILLING STATION through Managing Director — Respondent

Court: High Court
YLR 2006
F.A.O. No.263 of 2003, decided on 2nd April, 2004.

2006 Y L R 1212

ALLAH YAR and 14 others — Appellants Versus CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR AUQAF, PUNJAB, LAHORE and

Court: Lahore
PLD 2000
Civil Miscellaneous Appeal No. 16 of 1999, decided on 29th October, 1999.

P L D 2000 Quetta 6

ABDULLAH‑‑‑Appellant Versus ALI JAN and 3 others‑‑‑Respondents

Court:
CLC 2008
its own merits, and plaintiff had to prove his own case and could not be benefited on the weakness of the other side, if any---Three essentials/ingredients were to be considered for grant of injunction and it was not necessary, that plaintiff must have a strong, good prima facie case but an arguable case was sufficient---Plaintiff, in the present case, admittedly had built the structure by spending huge amount, though same may be without approval of building plan by the concerned authorities---Cantonment Board (defendants) had also admitted the existing structure and construction raised by the plaintiff,' which was said to have been made in the year 2004---Plaintiff was ready and willing to pay usual fees in respect of regularization plus fine, if any---Copy of plan had also been submitted to the Cantonment Board for approval---Plaintiff had alleged mala fide against the defendants that construction of other surrounding buildings was subsequently regularized by the defendants, and all such facts required framing of issues and evidence and the matter will take sufficient time, and by virtue of time, entire situation might be changed and create a fresh cause of action and the purpose of filing the present suit may become infructuous, as clear directions had been issued for demolition of the structure within a prescribed period---Local Commissioner had reported that property in question was situated on 10 x 15 feet wide street and in front of the said property there existed another building on the right side of which was a road measuring 10 x 15 feet and there existed a residential bungalow and the property in question was surrounded by a boundary wall etc. and structure available on the site was old one hence adverse action was to be taken after demolition of existing structure, before deciding genuineness of application, available on record---Held, in circumstances, plaintiff was entitled to the relief as he had a good prima facie case and it would be inconvenient for him, and he would suffer greatly in case of refusal of injunction, against the defendants, as merits and demerits of the case were, to be considered subsequently, therefore, for the time being, during pendency of the suit, in order to maintain same position, it would be justified, to grant injunction application accordingly

2008 C L C 1468

NAVEED RAZA — Plaintiff Versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Cantonment Lands and Building Department, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad and 3 others — Respondents

Court: Karachi
MLD 1986
Civil Revision No.368-D of 1983, decided on 7th March, 1983.

1986 M L D 748

QASIM and others — Appellants Versus PUNJAB PROVINCE and others — Respondents

Court: Lahore
YLR 2001
Civil Revision No. 1426 of 1999, decided on 15th June, 2001.

2001 Y L R 327

Defence‑‑‑Petitioner Versus Messrs MASOOD ENTERPRISES through Managing Director‑‑‑Respondent

Court: Lahore
MLD 1991
1991-September-9

1991 M L D 2697

Haji ABDUL SATTAR CHAPRI — Plaintiff Versus SECRETARY, KARACHI GRAINS & SEEDS MERCHANTS GROUP

Court: Karachi
CLC 1984
First Appeal from Order No. 71 of 1982, decided on 13th June, 1983.

1984 C L C 2189

ITTEFAQUE SHAHEEN WHEAT THRASHERS‑ — Appellant Versus ITTEFAQUE INDUSTRIES (REGD.) — Respondent

Court: Lahore
YLRN 2016
F.A.O. No.10-B of 2015 with C.Ms. Nos. 17, 18, 16, 13, 12-B of 2015, decided on 24th April, 2015.

2016 Y L R Note 113

AKOS GROSZ and 7 others — Appellants Versus SAIDULLAH SHAH AND CO. through Chief Executive — Respondent

Court: Peshawar (Bannu Bench)