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GUL DAD KHAN versus ISMAIL KHAN

Sections 13, 31 and 32 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for legal possession for sale through pre-occupation, limited sale for a period of one hundred and twenty days calculated from the date of registration of sale sale deed. The book will be made. In the issuance of public notice by the Registrar provided under Section 32 of the Act, there was no alliance with the time limit set by section by31 in which the matters under the influence were registered by the registered sales deed. Was prejudiced in connection with the case. Be rejected under O. VII, R 11 (d); constitutional application of CPC was allowed.

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