Section 24 (2) Non-submission of the Zaraim Saim Legal Period filed for the purchase of the disputed land under the right of disputed land; the trial court awarded the plaintiff Rs 75,000 to the plaintiff. Ordered to submit. The plaintiff for filing the case failed to submit the damages to Samim within the stipulated 21 days and verbally requested time for submission to the Tsar Som but the trial court refused to accept the plaintiff's oral request and dismissed the case. done. The filing of the appeal filed by the plaintiff was also dismissed by the appellate court on the ground that the legal period for submission to Zar Som was 30 days, while the trial court had to submit the sum to the plaintiff. Was instructed. EMS only for 21 days, extension of time to accumulate gold within 30 days should be in the interest of justice should there be a legal 30 days validity. en To guide and control the court in determining the time given by the plaintiff for the submission of agricultural sums by the Legislature, which the trial court has given 21 days to the plaintiff to submit the agricultural sum. But it failed to perform the same constitutional act of section 24 (2) of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991, which would have to be punctual with time restriction by the High Court interfering with the amended jurisdiction. Denied.
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