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HAQ NAWAZ versus BASHIR AHMAD

Section 20 Pre-Emission Suits Pre-Importers and Windies are the co-plaintiffs on the basis of the distribution of shares in the suit property between the pre-importers and vendors under section 20 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991. Shafiq Khilafat and Shafi Jar In the suit, Lane filed two separate cases against defendants who were also co-defendants in the suit, both cases being heard by the trial court in favor of equality, the defendant against the trial finding. On appeal filed by Ali, the appellate court approved the trial trial Under the ruling and the separate case, these three shares; two sets of plaintiffs - one plaintiff or one hand, and the other two plaintiffs on the other. And the defendants are allowed to retain the remainder of the shares as they are in accordance with the land - Validity Plaintiff / Pre-Importer: And the defendants / shopkeepers were the shareholders who were entitled to the sale. The first are according to the land where the pre-emptor (or pre-emptor) and shopkeeper (O) vendors) came under the same class of pre-emptors under section 20 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1991, having the same pre-discrimination right Instead, they were not considered two separate classes instead of giving them equal share of Section 20 of the Punjab Pre-Impression Act of 1991. The only segment that belonged to the former emperors as well as the shopkeepers, and the one that had the equal rights of pre-emptive witnesses and defendants, was five in number, co-owner of the suit land at the time of sale. Were members of the same class prematurely equal rights; therefore, they were property property advocate from Mailsi lawyer