ALLAH NAWAZ versus QADIR BAKHSH
The pre-discrimination case of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913, the pre-discrimination practice, was accepted by the court and the litigation was accepted by the fact that there was a practice in a subdivision that existed in another person. , It could not be imagined that such evidence could be proved and established by presenting such evidence. The existence of a single judgment regarding a customs is only related to a particular custom, the application of such decision is once again dependent on the evidence of the suit property located in the same locality or subdivision where the decisions are rendered by the claimant. ? / The case of an umpire belonging to a different ward, it had no application to the facts of view taken by Lower A, was strongly supported by the evidence in court and did not demand intervention. In the circumstances, the results of the Lower Appellate Court were retained.
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