The Talab Ish Ashdod-proof suit was adjudicated by the trial court concurrently for the termination of sections 6 and 13, and the evidence presented by the appellate court to prove the students was not true witnesses. 13 was a prerequisite ()) of the Punjab Pre-Empty Act, 1991, but the notice of the student was not proved by the witnesses through pre-relief, it would have to fail, in which case the dispute was that the student was born. The notice required was merely a process; it was not done according to the words of section 13 (3) of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1991. Did not read the testimony of witnesses gash, which was exposed to intense conflict between the evidence of non-designated words in the text. The result was that the case was dismissed
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