The pre-emption of the pre-trial and section 32 cases, for the purpose of limitation, shall commence from the date of issuance of notice under section 32 of the KP Pre-Impression Act 1987. The authority to confirm or sell the contract was directory in nature and the law required certain penal consequences for non-compliance. In this case the sale of the suit property applied for sale more than 8 months ago. Was by entry. In this regard, the date of confirmation of the change was included in the Revenue Record, stating that the mutation and the work registered therein are also cited in the mutation. The effect of registered sale dead will be a notice to the public. And in a similar fashion, the law provided for the commencement of the ban from the date of registration of the sale deed. The pre-emptor was required to file his case within 120 days of the sale deed registration and not from the date of confirmation of the change.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2012
