Delaying the submission of a third amount of sale price for the pre-arrest of sections 6 and 24, the trial court ordered the plaintiff to submit the third amount of the sale / sale within thirty days. But the plaintiff deposited the deposit a day ahead. The trial court, for a period of thirty days and gradually, dismissed the trial court's order and upheld the trial court's order for thirty days as the case would be registered under the provisions of section 24 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991. It was the responsibility of the plaintiff to file a third sale as well as to file a case for filing a case before it could be filed in section 24 of the Pre-Emission Act of 1991, and it lasted more than thirty days at the discretion of the court. Was banned from raising the court, the court could not extend it and the plaintiff was obliged to submit one-third of the thirty-day period prescribed for thirty days, on which basis his case was properly dismissed. A particular task had to be done in a particular way, so it had to be done in nature that it was necessary to deposit a third of the money and not dye it. Requires the rector and the plaintiff to submit within thirty days
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