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MUHAMMAD TAJ versus ALI AKHTAR

Section 2 (d) and 5 pre-discrimination litigation The question was whether the transaction was an exchange or a sale but the evidence of the claimant was based on the hearing because no witness was present at the time of the alleged transaction between the previous owner and the defendant. The changes made by the defendants to pay any consideration clearly show that the defendant accepted the part of the plaintiff's dispute over the disputed land in the same village that the defendant He admitted that his land was for a long time away from the village and therefore there was no reason to exchange / exchange the land with the disputed land as there was no exchange because each person had his own Is preferred, and it is used to maintain its convenience. The land and he had nothing in the record to prove that any money had passed from the defendant was intended to be collected by the contents of the documents. And an irrational transaction should not be rejected unless it is positively established that it is in fact the same sale which is within the meaning of Section 2 (d) of the Punjab Pre-Impression Act, 1991 and is erroneous. The exchange was shown as premature possession only. The issue of sale of immovable property as described under section 2 (d) of the Act and the exchange was not vacant was rejected.

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