Section 2 (a), & & Pre 13 pre-settlement case, pre-emption right, pre-conditional use was sold on 17 3 1992, followed by trial court as well as lower appellate court Has also filed and the Appellate Court, respectively, dismissed the case under the jurisdiction of the review that the suit land was located within the municipal limits and in light of the rule laid down by the Shariat Appellate Bench of the Supreme Court, in this case when Muhammad Shabbir Ahmad Khan. Vs. Government of Punjab, PLD 1994 SC1 was reported as such, such land was also not exempt from the application of the previous law. Oops. The Supreme Court's Shariat Appellate Bench decision did not apply to this case. To date, the sale of real estate in the urban area will no longer be exempt from premature settlement. The sale under discussion was in the same year 1992 and the case was also filed the same year, so, despite the order being passed after the target date, the pre-emptor has already been detained on the date of sale and the filing date. There was no right and he could not maintain the case and therefore, the decision of the Shariat Appellate Bench of the Supreme Court would have no precedent. Premature copyrights were in nature and approval or denial of such right could not depend on compliance or non-compliance with the law's technical capabilities, but at the same time, if the right is a pre-emptor, Must have established the existence of the virtuous. On the date of sale, the institution suit and the date the order was passed and it fulfilled the necessary conditions of pool for the first use of the right.
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