Section 13 pre-emption right, evidence of talai evidence in presenting permanent witnesses, ex-faction claimed premature right to self-determination on the basis of Shafiq Sharaf, Shafi Khalat and Shafi'i Jar independent witnesses who were present. The preparation of the summons was not presented by the pre-emptor, but only by a close relative, of whom one of the emperors stated in the examination of the petition that no other was present at the time of the petition. The trial court was also against the statement denying the case, but the appellate court allowed the appeal and the decision of the case was justified in favor of the pre-emptor. The other persons, who were present in the pre-emptor's statement, may have been independent witnesses at the relevant time, but for no good reason, such testimonies were not offered by the pre-emptor and their statements proved that M. After the petition, the appellate court, failing to consider this aspect of the case, ruled that the judgment and decree were the result of not reading the false statements and record verdict, and set aside the order passed by the appellate court. had gone. Restore was allowed accordingly \ r \ n
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