As per the NWFP Pre-Emission Act 1987 Section 6 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 53A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) agreement is a contract of sale between the applicant's father and the land owner. That is a sales contract. On the basis of the sale and its superior entitlement, the petitioner's father was sued for possession by pre-arrest and the applicant had purchased the land in question for sale and final disposal of the case. The sale was completed by K's father (with whom he had an agreement). Sell in favor of the plaintiff as a plaintiff's lawyer who has already filed a pre-emption suit instead of filing a separate claim. As a claimant for the applicant, all the courts in the suit sued by the other courts, including the petitioner of the authenticity of the High Court, could not equate the sale agreement in favor of his father because the seller Interest in the property is still in the sale, therefore, the courts are at fault. The sale was misunderstood in favor of the applicant as there was a transaction associated with the sale agreement and both courts had the wrong certificate below to reach such a conclusion. The transaction between the applicant's father (the seller's contract) and the property owners did not support any evidence and only the delivery of the possession and the partial payment of the price would not be a complete transaction of the sale. Permission was raised
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