The trial court of the pre-trial case found that the plaintiff had the right to be a shareholder and jointly the joint landlord of the land, but for this reason the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 Section 13 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3). He dismissed claims that he did not meet the terms of the student's appeal, but upon reviewing the evidence presented by the plaintiff, it was reviewed with the same fate that it was proved that the student and No reference was made to the student and victimization at the time of intercourse and it was fatal to leave. Whether or not an appeal was allowed for the plaintiff's claim can be assessed whether the actions taken in the specific paragraph of the case and notice indicate that the plaintiff's status as a student was in accordance with all legal requirements of the law. , Which was considered under the Punjab Pre-Impression Act, 1991. Even if the names of all the respondents are clearly stated in the notice and properly presented. And was the High Court order based on misinterpretation of evidence?
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