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WAZIR MUHAMMAD versus ABDUL AZIZ


Section 4 reads with the West Pakistan Land Reform Regulation [CMLA 195 64 of 1959], against the sale ban against accusations of martial law regulation 64 objection to refusal of sale to appellant (sellers). 25 The sale shall be entertained unless the petitioners and the parties are permitted to meet the objection by substantial evidence.

1981 C L C 814

[Lahore]

Before Munawwar Elahee Rana, J

WAZIR MUHAMMAD AND 3 OTHERS‑Appellants

versus

ABDUL AZIZ AND ANOTHER‑Respondents

Regular Second Appeal No. 734 of 1977, decided on 11th January, 1981.

(a) Suits Valuation Act (VII of 1887)‑

‑‑ S. 3‑Valuation of suit, objection to‑Plaintiffs‑pre‑emptors fixing a certain value for suit but defendants (vendees) not seriously objecting to jurisdictional value fixed by plaintiffs either in trial Court or in appellate Court‑Such objection, held, cannot be raised in second appeal.‑[Pre‑emption‑Second appeal].

(b) Punjab Pre‑emption Act (I of 1913)‑

‑‑‑S. 4‑Partial pre‑emption‑Sale relating to areas situated in different Khasra numbers‑Few Khasra numbers omitted in suit‑‑Held, particular area cannot be said to have been excluded from being sued for in circumstances and case may be one of misdescription of land but not of partial pre‑emption.

(e) Punjab Pre‑emption Act (I of 1913)‑

S. 4 read with West Pakistan Land Reforms Regulation [C. M. L. A.'s 64 of 1959], para. 25‑Sale against restrictions on alienation of hold ings‑Appellants (vendees) not denying sale but objecting to sale being hit by Martial Law Regulation 64‑Objection, held cannot be entertained unless raised in pleadings and parties allowed to meet objection by leading evidence.‑[Pleadings].

(d) Punjab Pre‑emption Act (I of 1913)‑‑‑

‑‑ S. 4‑Partial pre‑emption‑Shares of each vendee separately speci fied but not shown each vendee paying his share of price separately to vendor‑Sale, held, indivisible‑‑Further held, vendees had reduced their status to that of stranger by joining in purchase a stranger.

Mian M. Ashraf, Ch. Mohammad Abdul Wahid and Muhammad Zafar Chaudhri for Appellant.

Shahid Hussain Kadrt for Respondent.

Dates of hearing : 26th November; 3rd, 4th and 7th December, 1980.

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