The Punjab Pre-Emission Act of 1991 Section 13 failed to prove the plaintiff / defendant's student molestation (first student) for non-compliance with the terms of the mandatory student effect, while the student-in-law always followed the first student where the first. There was no student. Upon completion of the law, the second student could not comply and in the event of the disappearance of any of the three students, the right of ex-officio was denied to the plaintiffs / respondents in the manner prescribed by law and its If not completed, three students should have been made. In the stipulated order, such terms of the student did not have the right of pre-arrest order to the plaintiff / defendant / the defendant failed to declare his intention to establish a case for pre-arrest, as soon as he Such was the case when he learned of the sale in the dispute. Failure to read misrepresentation / evidence by the lower appellate court and the High Court may interfere with the amended jurisdiction decision and the lower appellate decree. The court was set aside and accordingly the case was dismissed
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