JAVED IQBAL versus PUNJAB COOPERATIVE BOARD OF LIQUIDATION, LAHORE THROUGH CHAIRMAN
Section 11 Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Section 62 No objection certificate issuance The legitimate applicant purchased the disputed land from the Society for Rs.5 million and seized the same sale proceedings executed in favor of the applicants. ? Considering the Rs.88 lakh registered by the Sub-Registrar Definitive Society, the applicant has to apply for a no-objection certificate, for which the applicant and the chairman of the defunct society were not issued. The unclean order was challenged by applying under Section 11 of the Punjab Undesirable Cooperative Societies (dissolution) Act 1993, the applicant's stability was on both petitions that the Punjab Cooperative Board objected to the execution of a sales agreement in connection with the endorsement. was done. Consider the sale that the said amount was deposited for the purpose f. Neither the applicant had anything to do with the investment nor the payment related to the payment of Rs. 5 lakhs before the sale process, as it was a disadvantaged society. Employees had and if they wrongly register in the 5 million that it was for investment and not for sale, then the applicant could not be affected by their own employees act only question by which The certificate was not issued, that was, a total consideration of Rs.5 million was made on the sale deadline but to avoid income tax. For this, the applicants are incorrectly mentioned. And no objection in favor of the applicant was issued to the chairman of the defunct society worth Rs 8 lakh for issuing the certificate, the cooperative judge directed Panja.
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