The Punjab Pre-Amendment Ordinance 1991 Section 13 Talbot and the Assad Former Pre-emperor claimed that he had made the petition in connection with the property and that two true witnesses were confirmed and certified by Wendy to send the registered advance to the vendor. Was demanded. According to the notice, as claimed by the pre-emptor, it was requested that the pre-emptor not send notice of the petition sought by written acknowledgment, but instead submitted a copy of the notice to his residence in this regard. The matter was presented in view of this fact. There was no arrangement for the vendor to hand over a copy of the notice to the seller. The plaintiff did not plead that the post office facilities were not available in the area and in the circumstances the decision was unimaginable.
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