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Citation: 1970 PLD 229
Court: Sindh High Court
Year: 1969
Decision Date: 1969-05-06
Parties: MAHMOOD AHMAD vs KARACHI ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION LTD.
Case cited as PLD 1970 Karachi 229
Court Name: Sindh High Court Judge(s): Qadeer-ud-Din Ahmad Title: MAHMOOD AHMAD vs KARACHI ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION LTD. Case No.: Miscellaneous Application No. 7 of 1968 Date of Judgment:1969-05-06 Reported As: PLD 1970 Karachi 229 Result: Petition accepted JUDGMENT JUDGMENT On the 1 of April 1969, I had framed two issues, and directed that affidavits and counter-affidavits may be filed by way of proof. I had noticed that a request for producing witnesses was made, which apparently was only one of the series of attempts to prolong the proceedings. Affidavits and counter-affidavits were allowed to be filed by the 1 of May 1969, because great stress was laid on the allegation that winding up petition was mala fide. The company has filed two affidavits, one sworn by Mr. Muhammad Azam, a former Accountant of the Company, and the other by Mian Muhammad Akhtar, the Managing Director of the Company. Both of them are dated the 22nd of April 1969. The petitioner has submitted two counter-affidavits, and one supplementary affidavit. One of the counter-affidavits, dated the 28th of April 1969, is sworn by Malik Sanaullah, the Store Purchase Officer of the Company at the relevant time and the other by the petitioner. The latter is dated the 29th of April 1969. The supplementary affidavit is also of the petitioner, and is dated the 2nd of May 1969. Two affidavits in rejoinder have been filed by Mr. Muhammad Azam and Mian Muhammad Akhtar. 2. Mr. Sharaf Faridi says that one day before…
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