NOOR BIBI versus SADA
Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Section 4 & 21 Law In The Shadad (10 of 1984), Arts 117 and 120 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) Section 100 Second Appeal to prove the superior right of the Permanent Ones Owner in Khata and owner of the State Wendy claimed premature independence because of her tenancy in the suit land, Seller Wendy testified on the record during the trial that the account was privately distributed neither her pre-emptor nor her In support of the version, it appeared as a witness that the suit land was never divided nor was any evidence presented but the trial Wright dismissed the case, but the first appellate court allowed partial legal justification, which led to strong circumstances with a negative indication against the pre-emptor because the seller had to sell the suit to the seller. The tenant was admitted where there is no evidence that any part of the seller was being cultivated by himself or anyone else, so his prior rights against the judgment of the foregoing appeal were established. Failed and the first appellate court's order was revoked and this trial court restored the second appeal
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