Making the case for the termination of sections 6 and 13, Tablighi Macbatab received the next day for sale of the land in the name of the learned pearl Tibet. He said that material contradictions had emerged between the testimony of the witnesses presented by the plaintiff, which showed that the two eyewitnesses were not true witnesses because of the fulfillment of the student's requirements in accordance with the law. The plaintiff was due to issue proof. , No material contradiction in the testimony of its witnesses, cannot be left aside, the plaintiff was obliged to prove that he was timely in the case, immediately upon obtaining the information of the sale, to compel the petitioner. The requirement was clear from the assumption of Section 13 of the Punjab Pre-Impression Act, 1991 and it was not necessary for the defendants to present evidence on the issue of communication. When the plaintiff's own witnesses were inconsistent in telling the exact time when the plaintiff was notified of the sale, there was a serious misinterpretation of the evidence by the courts below, which also rendered law decisions incorrectly and Following the declaration of the case, the orders of the two courts were set aside. By the High Court and consequently the case was dismissed. r \ n \ r \ n
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