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AMIR ABDULLAH versus MUHAMMAD BUKHSH

Section,, & Su and the pre-trial High Claims of Pre-occupation and Tal Q-Claimant claimed that when they discovered the sale of the suit land, they settled the student there and two weeks thereafter. Inside they sent notice. The plaintiff's disclosure through the registered post of the respondent / respondent was that the courts below had simultaneously found that the plaintiffs had affirmed the change of sale to the students approximately a month and 10 days later which the plaintiff's knowledge I was. It is stated that the shopkeeper had relinquished his earlier writ and had not made the declaration within two weeks of knowledge of the sale mutation and the plaintiffs have a duty to make it under section 31 of the Punjab Pre-Impression Act 1991. Cancel the sale of the first notice. And then there were five pre-emperors in this case, emphasizing the history of knowledge and nothing was on record to show that the plaintiffs were somehow related to each other, that they were all family members and shared life. No Plaintiff was appearing in the Court that he had only learned the date when he had made the affair immediately, even in the evidence, to prove the Plaintiffs' date, time and place. I was unsuccessful. All the present plaintiffs failed to reject the sale notice under section 31 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991, it would be presumed that they knew the validity of the sale on the date which was affirmed. ? As alleged by the plaintiffs, the courts rightly rejected the conclusions of the two courts on the basis of legal evidence. patent advocate from Bhimbar lawyer