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NAUSHAD KHAN versus PUNJAB COOPERATIVES BOARD FOR LIQUIDATION THROUGH CHAIRMAN

Sections 11 and 14 `Delay in filing an objection certificate for application and execution of sales deadline Applicants apply for Punjab Cooperative Board Board endorsement for execution of Coope NOC iss and sale contract in favor of it. Was issued and the applicant was instructed to submit 2% liquidation charges to the Punjab Liquidation Board, after which he reviewed his order and dismissed the applicant's request that the application be made within 30 days. Was filed which is a requirement of the law in accordance with the policy of the defunct societies. And the applicant in response to the question asked the applicant that he purchased the disputed land through registered sale deed and was exempted from payment of stamp duty at the registration of the sale deed society and sold in favor of the applicant. The tasks were performed. After the payment of the Society considering the whole sale, the sale process in favor of the transfer of the applicant was subsequently approved for the disputed property and was certified by the competent authority but Due to the scam level, the sale deed could not be filed for grant NOC of grant application and request for delay in execution. The disputed property was in permanent possession and the original sale was in its possession. The Definitive Society had never shown the said property in its possession, and neither did the Liquidation Board attempt to defraud the occupation of the disputed property. The petitioner was retained by the applicant. An illiterate

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