1. AJMAL MIAN, J.---By this common judgment we intend to dispose of the above two petitions for leave to appeal directed against the judgment dated 25-3-1992 passed by a Division Bench of the High Court of Sindh in High Court Appeals Nos. 158 of 1989 and 159 of 1989 filed by the petitioners/appellants against the grant of an injunction by a learned Single Judge of the above High Court against the unauthorised construction, dismissing the same, we have converted the above petitions for leave to appeal into appeals and by consent of the learned counsel for the parties Mr. Muhammad Sharif, Advocate Supreme Court for the petitioner and M/s. Mushtaq Memon and Mr. Kazilbash, Advocates Supreme Court for the respondent we dispose of the above appeals as follows:-- "That the injunction application shall be deemed to have been disposed of in terms of consent order dated 5-10-1988 passed upon the C.M.A. No, 4308/88 in Civil Suit No, 611 of 1988 with the clarification that the petitioners/appellants shall not be entitled to carry out any construction work including finishing work in the disputed area referred to in the above consent order dated 5-10- 1988."
2. ' In order to eliminate the possibility of any future controversy, by consent of the learned counsel for the parties we appoint, Official Assignee of the Sindh High Court as a Commissioner to visit the site and to demarcate and prepare a plan of the area where the appellants would not carry out any construction work as stated above. The petitioners/appellants shall pay a fee of Rs,2,000 to the Official Assignee.
3. ' The above petitions/appeals stand disposed of in the above terms with the order as to no costs.