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Documents exibit under statement of council are inadmissible in eyes of law.

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Stereo. H C J D A-38. JUDGMENT SHEET IN THE LAHORE HIGH COURT, LAHORE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT RFA No.20881 of 2023 National Highway Authority, Islamabad through its  Project Director Zafar Mehmood  Versus Muhammad Afzal Bhatti & another J U D G M E N T Date of hearing: 03.06.2024. Appellant by: M/s Muhammad Saim Chaudhary, Dewan  Zakir Hussain and Saima Safdar  Chaudhry, Advocates. Mr. Muhammad Zain Qazi, Assistant  Attorney General on Court’s call. Respondents  Mr. Najaf Muzammal Khan, Advocate. Mr. Muhammad Saad Bin Ghazi, Assistant  Advocate General on Court’s call. MUHAMMAD SAJID MEHMOOD SETHI, J.- Through instant appeal, appellant has challenged judgment  dated 07.01.2023, passed by learned Senior Civil Judge (Civil  Division), Gujranwala, whereby Reference Application under  Section 18 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (“the Act of  1894”), filed by respondent No.1, was accepted and he was  held entitled to get compensati...

Eviction petition dismissed due to the ground for eviction was not eviction ground in law.

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10 years rent agreement . eviction petition dismissed . JUDGMENT SHEET LAHORE HIGH COURT LAHORE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT Writ Petition No.38539 of 2023  Maqsood Ahmad Vs. Additional District Judge, etc. J U D G M E N T Date of Hearing: 14.05.2024 Petitioner by: Hafiz Rehman Aziz, Advocate. Respondent No.3 by: Mr. Salah-ud-Din Siddiqui, Advocate.   Anwaar Hussain, J. Through this single judgment, present as  well as connected constitutional petition bearing W.P. No.69876/2023  are being simultaneously decided, as common question of law and facts  are involved, and both the petitions have laid challenge to the findings  of the Courts below, emanating from the eviction proceedings initiated  by respondent No.3, namely, Riasat Ali, (“respondent”), who is the  petitioner in connected petition.  2. Learned counsel for the petitioner submits that the tenancy  between the petitioner and the respondent was valid for a period of 10- years and the evict...