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Petitioner: A.D.MALIK VS Respondent: ABDUL HAMEED and others
Court Name: Supreme Court of Pakistan Judge(s): Nasim Hasan Shah, Ali Hussain Qazilbash Title: A.D.MALIK vs ABDUL HAMEED and others Case No.: Civil Petition No,54 of 1989 Date of Judgment:1989-06-19 Reported As: 1990 SCMR 610 Result: Order accordingly
Judgment ORDER ' The parties have entered into a compromise with a view to settling their long-standing dispute amicably. Before us the learned counsel for the petitioner, after consulting his client, stated that in case the petitioner is allowed to remain in occupation of the shop upto 30-5-1990 he shall have no objection to vacating the shop voluntarily. The learned counsel for the contesting respondent stated that the respondent agreed to the petitioner continuing in possession of the shop provided he continued to pay the monthly rent and vacated the shop voluntarily on the said date without the respondent being obliged to have recourse to execution proceedings. ' The learned counsel for the parties, as already stated, after consulting their clients again agree to abide by these terms. The result is that the petitioner is permitted to continue in possession of the shop till 30-5-1990; thereafter he shall vacate the shop without recourse to execution proceedings, in accordance with the undertaking given before us. ' The petition is disposed of in the above terms.