The trial court dismissed the claims of sections 6 and 13 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 for the trial, claiming that the juvenile was not proved by the appellant and the appellant, but the appellate court had tried the trial court. Reversed the findings in which it was stated that in the two negotiating cases, the court had proved that the evidence presented on the record, presenting its findings on the Tolbs case, had been discussed in detail, but the appellate court Did not speak on the evidence to see if the demand restraint was substantially justified and without any reason. Or the appellate court's decision to argue the argument suffered from reading the wrong news and not reading the evidence over which the appellate court had jurisdiction, the decision and decision was with him and the High Court restored the trial court. ?
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