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Petitioner: GHULAM HUSSAIN SHAH VS Respondent: GHULAM MUHAMMAD
Court Name: Supreme Court of Pakistan Judge(s): Naimuddin, Ajmal Mian, Abdul Qadeer Chaudhry Title: GHULAM HUSSAIN SHAH vs GHULAM MUHAMMAD Case No.: Civil Appeal No.178 of 1980 Date of Judgment:1990-06-05 Reported As: 1991 SCMR 262 Result: Order accordingly
Judgment ORDER NAIMUDDIN, J.---Learned counsel for the parties have filed a joint application containing the terms of compromise on which they have settled the dispute and whereby they have prayed that the appeal may be disposed of in terms thereof. The terms of compromise read as follows:-- "(i) Respondents will deposit Rs.70,000 (Seventy thousand) within six months in the Court of Senior Civil Judge, Bahawalpur, which amount will be paid to the appellant by the Court. (ii) The appellant will have no claim over the suit-property after the receipt of the above- mentioned amount and the respondents will become full and absolute owners of the suit-property. (iii) If the respondents fail to deposit the above-mentioned amount of Rs.70,000 (Seventy thousand) within six months from today, the appeal will stand accepted. (iv) Respondents after deposit of the above-mentioned amount in the Court of Senior Civil Judge, Bahawalpur, will inform the counsel Syed Maqbool Hussain Shah, Advocate, 10-Edwards Road, Lahore, and will also supply a photocopy of the challan receipt showing deposit of the above-- mentioned amount." 2. The compromise appears to be lawful. We, therefore, record the same and dispose of this appeal in terms thereof with no order as to costs.
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