IRSHAD ULLAH versus MUHAMMAD ARSHAD
Sections 13 and 14 Copyright Rights Created by the Attorney Exercising Such Right Through the Attorney's Final Facts Courts The court of pre-emption filed, in the capacity of the General Power of Attorney, about the property Was. The requisite toll already owned by the pre-emptor was also made by the pre-emptor by the attorney; the decree issued by the trial court in favor of the judge and judge was upheld by the lower appellate court, taken by the vendor. The plus was that the lawyer did not have the option. As well as the interpretation of the suit for filing a lawsuit, the lawyer admitted that when he received the sale notice through the seller, he had sought and requested, but there was no record to find out. For the prince himself was tempted by the temptation. The sale made by the pre-emptor's lawyer did not meet the provisions of section 13 of the Punjab Pre-Impression Act, 1991, filed by the father of the pre-emptor, his authority to be general attorney was beyond his jurisdiction. The lawyers assigned by them were also unauthorized decisions, and the orders passed by the two courts proceeded on the error of law and were not legally durable, which were set aside. And the case was dismissed
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