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GHULAM ABBAS versus MANZOOR AHMED

Section 13 (3) Convention of Conviction (10 of 1984), Article 76 Pre-Evidence Trial Notice sent by ordinary registered post without confession, Wendy refuses to receive such notice of witnesses, post office records And the trial court dismissed such notice submitted on the photocopy, but the appellate court did not technically demand the same justification for sending the notice of acquittal under section 13 (3) of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991. And such a technicality was not followed. The pre-emptor presented the witnesses and the post office record proved the premier had successfully registered the envelope, in which case the object of the law fulfilled, in a material and substantial way, the right of the pre-emptor. And it cannot be defeated that in the absence of a mere confession with a registered mail letter, the appellate court had properly delivered the letter to the dealer, after concluding that there was no registered mail number. It was justified in understanding that the original notice was in the envelope given to them. Wendy did not request that any original notice of the Tolba Ishid was present or empty in the registered mail envelope received by her. The pre-emptor's transfer of the original notice to the disintegration of the original notice or the transfer of the matter to the case could not be strengthened. The controversial judgment of justice on such a question satisfied the requirements of justice and the High Court requested the review. Excluded list of advocates from Poonch lawyer