NIAZ ALI versus MUHAMMAD NAZIR
Section & ???, discussing the legality of pre-emptor, sale price / market value of suit land, increasing the power of the High Court in exercising the jurisdiction to prove their pre-emptive right after the death of the pre-emptor Was successful. After the trial, its legal heritage was implemented because the trial court, after the trial, dismissed the trial court's finding that the right to sovereignty was not inherited by the appellate court. Overturned the search and allowed the appeal because it was pre-emptively inherited and the case was remanded to the trial court so that the seller decided the suit's sale price / market value Was that premature rights did not inherit the right to sovereignty, before their problems and after their death their legal heirs However, the same rights which were questioned were sold for Rs 4,600 in underground in 1969, against IT equity, when the country was ordered to abolish the price hike. Wendy admitted that the value of the land at this time is not less than Rs. 100,000, while maintaining a pre-arrest order. In favor of pre-empres, the sale consideration for the suit land was increased to Rs 1,00,000. The High Court directed the pre-emptors to deposit the original sales price as a vendor's gold deposit in the Executive Court minus. The appellate court's decision failed to identify any weakness or irregularity in the exercise of the amended jurisdiction by the High Court.
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