Article 21 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Right of Right Customs-proof Pre-emperors sued a residential house in a residential area on the basis of custom in this area according to which the suit favored pre-importers. Had ordered The trial was rejected by the Lower Appellate Court and the High Court at the same time by the lower appellate court, while verifying its decision against the former emperors, carefully examining all relevant documents on record and concluded that the pre-emptor. Had failed to prove its existence. Prior to the Territory (New Mohalla, Jhelum City) was not suitable for ex-empire High Court at the time of the issuance of Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, exercise of jurisdiction of the appellate considered all the parties' submissions. And the two parties carefully dismissed the claim submitted by them in connection with their claim / defense. The High Court rightly dismissed the claim at the time of introduction of the Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913 on the Pre-empire. Supreme Court refuses to interfere in decision on questions about pre-emption customs The appeal was refused by the approval of the approved \ r \ n
