BASHIR AHMAD versus PUNJAB CO-OPERATIVE BOARD FOR LIQUIDATION, LAHORE THROUGH CHAIRMAN
Sections 5, 11 and 17 were sold by the Society on behalf of the Contributor 21 199 1991, after which they receive the total price and take possession of it from the Claimant through the liquidation board, but not its The source refuses to execute the sale in his favor. Such sale was prohibited under Report 28 7 1991. And that there is no legal legality for the claimant's daughter-in-law through the payment of the SMR. The claimant had paid the sale price and had been in possession of the board since 219 1991, after the collection of liquidation charges on 59 January 2007, the sale was legally binding. The process was deferred in favor of the claimant's sister-in-law, SMR, which according to the board / board scheme was approved by the Cooperative Judge in its circular date 30 1 2006, close relatives / loan The SMRs of the family were acceptable through the Board of Revenue. The notification dated 28 7 1991 was not restricted to the sale of the assets of the disqualified societies, but it had only attached a condition of the NOC, so the board had no legal right to the claimant on the basis of mere technical ability. Was refusing. Until now, the shop under the contract of sale, thus, has the right to process the sale deadline. Specific time
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