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ASIF ISLAM versus MUHAMMAD ASIF

Sections 21, 30 and 31 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 (V8, 1908), O VII, Rr 6 and 11 were suspended on 8 2 1995 due to the rejection of pre-emption suit demarcation and 24 ten cases. Was filed. In 1995, the petition was filed under O. VII, R11, CPC that the case was filed beyond the limits, the trial court granted the request and the plaintiff was dismissed, the trial court ruled. Was retained by the lower appellate court and was reviewed before the High Court. Worse still, the former president was of the opinion that there was no notice of sale as required under section 31 of the Punjab Pre-Empty Act of 1991, therefore, without recording of the evidence, the plaintiff could not be dismissed. Is. The registration was not complied with Section 31 (2) of the Cell Parade Registration Act 1994. The contents of the case, no other document to be quoted, the trial court rightly dismissed the pre-emptor's request for the first time in response to the petitioner, in the present case, knowing the facts. The issue of the sale of the articles of this case but he did not approach the court for relief within time, therefore, no intervention was sought in the judgment. tax advocates from Kamra lawyer