Section 24 Trial Trial For Existential Stability Trial Court For Determination Of Possible Value Of Suite Property (Yellow Sabe) By Trial Court For Submission Of The Price, Suit Property Validation Section 24 Of The Punjab Prisons Act 1991 According to the second time, the probable value of the suit property could be determined by the trial court when no price was mentioned in the sales deed or mutation. Or when a sale price or variable price increase was observed, in each case, the trial court was required to determine the probable value of the suit property where it was alleged in each case that the sale was made. The price change is mentioned in exchange for the change in price. Inflated, the court was under the obligation to examine the plaintiffs and documents attached to it. And being convinced that the sale price inflation was apparent, the trial court was obliged by law to assess the probable value of the suit property and then instructed the plaintiff to collect the third sale price, possibly the price. To determine, the trial court was not required under section 24 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 to conduct a detailed inquiry and to hear the defendants after the notice, hence the delay in the determination and 30 days for Zaram Som. Will be required to collect more than the legal period.
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