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MUHAMMAD ILYAS versus MUHAMMAD BASHIR

Sections 30 and 31 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Sections 3 and 18 of the Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), O VII, RR 6 & 11 (d) Convention on the Martyrdom (10 of 1984), Article 129 (e) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application pre-emption suit filed dated 10 12 2002 The pre-emptor claimed that at the time of his settlement, the sale was made in the sale of O 6 VI, R 6, 2003. The petition was filed on 26 6 2003 by the CPC, refusing to dismiss the allegations imposed on the case, not issuing notice by the Registration Officer under Section 31 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 Reply to request The Royal Court dismissed the plea and adjourned the case. Due to a mixed question of law and facts, the issue can be resolved only after the formulation and recording of the evidence, because on such grounds the reviewing court excludes the request for vendor verification, irrespective of any event or situation. ????? The constitution period will be within four (4) months which may fall under the purview of Section 30 (a) (b) of the Punjab Pre-emptive Act. Such a period may be extended in 1991, if the pre-emptor is required to bring his case within the scope of the jurisdiction and the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction Act, 1908, on the basis of which Claim to exempt the state from any boundary, without which there is no structure. Evidence can be presented that in the present case the stage for raising such an application was passed. The concept of regularity was linked to government proceedings. In any case, Wendy did not attack the suit on the grounds of limitation to validate such views. top advocate from Akhora Khattak lawyer