TARIQ MEHMOOD ANJAM versus ALLAH DITTA THROUGH MUKHTAR-E-AAM
Instead of submitting the Section 24 pre-emption suit to the trial court, instead of determining the amount on the IX that was submitted as the Z-SUM, one / third of the sale consideration within thirty days. Directed to submit the share, Wendy opined that the sale consideration is Rs 37. 50,000, whereas pre-emptor deposited one / third of the amount of Rs. 50, 000, Rs. Rs. 3/3, the trial court dismissed the case but the lower appellate court directed the pre-emptor to Zarim Shamim deposited Rs. 37,50,000 and remanded for the trial by law. Basically, the trial court was obliged to pass a valid order under section 24 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1991. The lower appellate court correctly stated that the amount to be submitted to the trial court should be specified when the office reported that 1 / 3rd came to Rs. 12,50,000, the lower court appealed to the lower court. No error in law or fact was found in the order made.
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