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MUHAMMAD YOUSAF versus HADAYAT ULLAH

Sections 12 and 22 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act (IX of 1991), Sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 subsequently supersede pre-emission rights for the specific performance of the seller's contract; The defendant was not ready before the defendant filed suit for the defendant's suit for the specific performance of the suit suit land, before the trial, another plaintiff alienated the land in favor of the court. Was excluded on the grounds that the plaintiff was not prepared to perform it. A certain portion of the contract and the equivalent performance-specific relief were not to be awarded to him and as a result the buyer in the account had a higher right to premature eligibility as a partner, therefore, the claimant ordered for specific performance. The suit was not entitled, the appeal filed by the plaintiff was dismissed by the appellate court's claim. That he was willing to pay part of his contract. That they present the defendants with a notice to contract. The following courts have argued that after that the right of the buyers was not extinguished by any force as the right of pre-emption under the Punjab Pre-Empty Act 1991 could be made Tal Tal. In which case this step had not yet been reached and the reason that the plaintiff had entered into a bargain with his partners was not because he did not want to appear in the way of the plaintiff that he was part of the agreement. Was not ready to perform and was not ready for it. / Seller to finalize the transaction in his favor, nor was it settled patent advocate from Mastoi lawyer