SHAHAB-UD-DIN versus MIR ALI KHAN
Section 24 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) by the pre-emptor, offered to hide the real value of the Supreme Court, to consider whether the competitor umpire did so intentionally. ? Do not disclose that the sale was thought to be 66 66,9595 rupees rupees, while a statement was made that / 66,95,000 to avoid deposit of Rs. For sale, consider 13 consideration; consideration consideration1 consideration Rs considering consideration was 13 13 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Unclean unclean unclean unclean unclean unclean unclean As per the law, it was intended to deposit 1/3 of the amount of pre-emption before the requirement that the pre-emptor in the pre-emption suit had the money to withhold the sale and that he Was prosecuting the case and had an act of concealment. The actual amount of material to be considered will go away with the pre-emperor's rudeness. Whether the trial court's order cannot be appealed is that the pre-emptor need to reduce the amount at least because it was not a hearing order and the lower appellate court considered the proceedings without justification and justification. Without extending its duration. Regarding the offer, which instead of complying with the trial court's order to reduce the amount of money lost in the trial, he filed an appeal, proving that he had filed a pre-discrimination suit. Not hearing, even though on this date the High Court dismissed the lower appellate court's revision request, which was given more time to resolve the reduction in the premature issue, before this court. The allowed period does not expire
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