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QADIR BAKHSH versus MUHAMMAD ASHRAF

The Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 Section 24 (1) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), however, failed to submit the gold as per the order of the court with the consent of the parties in the submission of the plaintiffs to the plaintiffs. First remove the emotion case. The validity of all the courts, including the High Court of Valdetiti, was that the trial court could not change its first order on the submission of the hundredth sum which it complied with because there was no meaning in the matter. The trial was not a change of eSum but a compliance. After the trial court acted on the sale price, the plaintiff had rightly instructed the plaintiff to deposit the same amount within the stipulated period, after the plaintiff agreed to collect a third of the sale price, He was obliged to submit the same in the terms of the trial court's consent order. Time to collect pre-emptive money, such point has not been raised before any court, cannot be raised for the first time before the consent of the claimant of the Supreme Court, after the trial court has fixed the price, again on such issue. Due to subsequent movement in the movement, it was prevented from approving the extension in time online advocate from Bhan Saeedabad lawyer