Pakistan Case Law
1989 CLC 1069

BEGUM NUSRAT BHUTTO Versus PAKISTAN

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Citation1989 CLC 1069
CourtSindh High Court
Case No.Civil Miscellaneous Application No.1994 of 1988 (in Suit No.181 of 1984)
Date1988-05-29
ResultReview application dismissed

ORDER

1. Civil Miscellaneous Application No.1994 of 1988 has been filed by the defendants for review of the order dated 6โ€‘3โ€‘1988. It is submitted by the learned counsel for the defendants Mr. A . H. Lakho as follows:โ€‘

(1) No details have been given in the plaint as required by law.

(2) Pleadings of the plaintiff have to be completed before the defendants can be asked to file their written statement.

(3) The application filed by the defendants in (C . M . A .5216 of 1987) has been dismissed without any reasons.

(4) The defendants have been burdened with the task of getting information from the offices of the plaintiff which information should have been given in the plaint. In this matter some further and better particulars were supplied and the Additional Registrar has passed the order that such better and further particulars are sufficient. On a question from the Court. Mr. Kazi Mahfooz, learned counsel for the plaintiff, states that whatever relevant and specific information was available with the plaintiff has been given in the plaint and in the further and better particulars already supplied by the plaintiff. This statement by learned counsel for the plaintiff is taken on record. In the circumstances I do not find any necessity for reviewing the order dated 6โ€‘3โ€‘1988. Whatever information that has been given in the plaint and in further and better particulars, according to the A plaintiff, is the information available with the plaintiff. On that basis a written statement can be filed by the defendants. C . M. A .1994 of] 1988 is accordingly dismissed.

2. M . Z . S . / Nโ€‘146/ K Review application dismissed.

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