MUHAMMAD AMEER KHAN ALIAS AMEER MUHAMMAD KHAN versus MUHAMMAD KHAN
Sections 21 and 30 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), 5 100 and AXLI, R27 Second appeal pre-emptive case limitation filed by the courts regarding the transfer of property to the final results of fact 31 5 1973 The pre-emperors approved in favor of the shopkeepers filed premature discrimination on 2 2 1975, and the two courts below considered the transfer approval date as the starting point and before 182 1974. It rejected this case and appeal in favor of the emperors. The date of delivery of the occupation could not be accepted or the sale entry could be independently proved prior to the approval of the possession, prior to the approval of the infringement in its possession. Was. The statement of the shopkeeper that should be considered very important is that they were not scattered in cross examination. On the basis of all the evidence, the following two courts simultaneously found the extent of the case against the vendor. Such findings have not been declared the result of any misrepresentation and non-reading of evidence which is not in violation of the law. The circumstances below were rejected under the second appeal
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