Section 6 and 13 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 115 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1991, dismisses the case for pre-emption on the non-performance of the students and the plaintiff had no pre-emptive right. He was hanged on 12 11 1992 and his registration was imposed on 14 11 1992. The student molestation was done by the plaintiff on 14-12 1992, while the student publication was delayed by notice on 19 12 1992 to cover the delay. 14 1992 1992 The sale was reported on 1992, in which case the notice of the first publication was denied, stating clearly that the sale was executed on 12 May 1992 and 14 11 The plaintiff of 1992 was registered. For documents, do not take advantage of such a situation can never lie while individuals can talk after a month's delay, were not in accordance with the law. The defendant had the right to pass. Therefore, the plaintiff's right to be a defendant was beyond the pre-emptive right of the affidavit, which is why the plaintiff had previously claimed judicial rights. The rightfully disputed issues between the parties were not subjected to the court's subpoenaed decisions, thus illegal, untimely or patent, thus demanding intervention in the High Court's review jurisdiction.
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