NADAR versus AHMED KHAN
The contents of Sections 31, 27 and 28 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Sections 96 and 115 have already been disclosed that under Section 31, Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991, the plaintiff has been claimed for the highest rights. ? Because he was a co-participant in Khata, Watercourse and the Passage, it was disclosed that the plaintiff learned of the sale at 10am on 27 11 1997 and expressed his intention to stop the sale immediately, after which Has received a copy of the Jamabandi. He became ill from Revenue Patwari and thus did not immediately issue a notice of the student's notice, but together with the two witnesses, he issued a notice of the student e-mail which the accused received but the reply. Failed to deliver, the trial court dismissed six cases in favor of the plaintiff and one trial in favor of the defendant appellate court. Our plaintiff, in review before the High Court, asserts that the appellate court overturned the trial court's arguments without trial and that the appellate court decided without examining the evidence. ? What questions can be heard in the review case by the High Court defendants, it is claimed that the two courts below decided to read the record of cases against the defendants on false documents and evidence on the record. Is. The plaintiff's law proved to be lawful, and the plaintiff's witnesses varied their material statements regarding the dispute, so the decisions of both courts, while restricting the cases against the defendants, were not sustainable in the eyes of the law. , Of Apple
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