Sections 15 and 34 Land Reform Regulation, 1972 (MLR 115); Para 25 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) pre-emption suit as to the seller's assertion that the plaintiff claimed pre-emption rights. The landlord had requested to be a tenant before its sale and the case was banned when the sale was changed. It was affirmed in 28 3 1974 and 21 10 1974, following the decision of the trial. Under this, it was affirmed by both appellate courts, none of the defendant's witnesses seized the suit land at the time of its sale because the tenant had affirmed it. At the time of enrollment or before the endorsement of the sale the vendors under the sale were not provided for the possession or verification of the land, in such case the sale shall be deemed to have been the date of confirmation of the change, which runs within the limits. Will begin, no illegal or weak found in the inappropriate decision. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and refused leave to appeal \ r \ n
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