GHULAM SARWAR versus CHANNAN DIN
Section 4 and 21 Land Reform Regulations, 1972 (MLR 115), paragraph 25 (3) (d) The prerogative suit contends that the competitor's claim for superior rights tenancy, as well as the claim of the prerogative privilege, The tenant in the suit land claimed the tenant to be a shareholder in the suit land, as well as the owner's pre-emptor in the estate insisted that since the shopkeeper was not the owner of the suit, he was entitled to exercise the right. After the trial, Wendy's proved to be a tenant in the suit area after his father's death, who was actually a tenant in Sutland. Vert dismissed the case while the appellate court allowed the appeal and pronounced the litigation, in terms of paragraph 25 (3) (d) of the Land Reform Regulation, with respect to the land included in its tenancy on 1972). Prior to that, there was a right of sovereignty where both vendors were tenants in equal shares. They will be joint tenants all over the land. Only half of the land will consist of the tenants / appellants' tenancy and nothing more, and the decisions and orders of the two courts were set aside and the decision of the former umpire was decided instead. The remaining half of the land was excluded to the extent of the suit area and the extent of the suit
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