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Section 96(3) CPC clearly states that no appeal lies from a decree passed with the consent of parties.

This is because such a decree is based on mutual agreement, not a contested adjudication.

Explanation

Section 75 CPC allows commissions for purposes like examining a person, making local investigation, or adjusting accounts.

Execution of conviction is a criminal matter and not within the scope of civil procedure commissions.

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Article 8 of the ICJ Statute provides that the General Assembly and Security Council elect judges independently.

This ensures balance and prevents dominance of one organ over the election process.

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Section 9 CPC 1908 grants courts the authority to hear all civil suits unless specifically barred.

This section establishes the general jurisdiction of civil courts in Pakistan.

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According to Imran Ahsan Khan Niazi, Shariah is the divine law itself, revealed through Quran and Sunnah.

Fiqh is the knowledge and understanding of that law, derived by jurists through interpretation and reasoning.

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Order IX Rule 3 CPC 1908 states that if neither party appears when the suit is called for hearing, the court may order it to be dismissed.

This prevents unnecessary court time being spent on abandoned or unattended cases.

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Order XLI Rule 15 CPC: states that the notice to the respondent must clearly warn that failure to appear will result in the appeal being heard ex-parte.

This ensures the appeal proceeds without unnecessary delay, protecting the appellant’s right even if the respondent defaults.

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As per Order 1 Rule 10(3) of the Civil Procedure Code 1908, no person shall be added as a plaintiff suing without a next friend or as the next friend of a plaintiff under any disability without his/her consent.

This means that if a person is a minor or otherwise incapacitated, and needs a next friend to sue on their behalf, that next friend must be added with the incapacitated person's consent.

Similarly, if someone is added as a next friend for a plaintiff under a disability, their consent is also required. 

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Section 2(10) defines a judgment debtor as the person against whom a decree or executable order is passed.

This term distinguishes them from the decree holder, who benefits from the decree.

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Order XXXIX Rule 4 CPC: clearly provides that an injunction order may be discharged, varied, or set aside by the court on application by any dissatisfied party.

This ensures flexibility, allowing courts to correct or withdraw injunctions if circumstances change or if obtained on misrepresentation.