Sections 2 (d) and 13 Prior to the right scope scope, mutation tab e Completion of inspection of most imperators, upon receipt of the sale notice in question, instead of immediately making a request for settlement, to the Revenue Officer for confirmation. Went to inquire about By the trial court's decision to change the sale and order, the lower appellate court and the High Court affirmation were upheld, dismissing the pre-emptor case, praising it for the purpose of exercising pre-emptive rights. Accordingly, sales should be complete in every respect. In section 2 (d) of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pre-Empty Act of 1987, ie, permanent transfer of property and payment of valuable consideration, unless there are two terms, clarification about the sale will not be relevant, when a dispute arises. Was. Regarding whether or not the property is sold, the pre-emptor has to pre-empt discrimination or otherwise I have two conditions, however, clarified in section 2 (d) of the KP Prevention Act 1987 However, this may not be relevant in the context in which the word sale was used in section 13 (3) of the KP Pre-Empty Act of 1987. The servant ordered the emperor to make an urgent demand at the same seat or meeting in which he had acquired the knowledge of the sale. The strict arrangement did not allow this precinct to be postponed so that further investigation or investigation could be done. Or not. The sale was complete in every respect. In the two legal provisions, the sale of the expression was used in a completely different context; the definition of sale in section 2 (d) of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pre-Impression Act 1987, used in section 13 of Khyber
