NWFP Pre-Emission Act 1950 Section 12 North West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act (X of 1987), Sections 6, 13 and 35 (3) A case of pre-dismissal filed before the promulgation of Act X of 1987 when the previous legislation before Act XIV Was implemented. The 1950 Act followed the non-compliance of the requirements of Section 13 of the Act X of 1987, which could not have been sought by any person in this case, prior to the Empire, in regards to talaqi sanctity, seeking instruction and seeking fortune. He was obliged to fulfill the requirements. At that time there was no law under section 13 of the new Pre-Emission Act of 1987, pre-arrest cases established before the enactment of section 35 (3) of the new Act. I would not request. Pre-discrimination also saves cases in which claims for pre-emption rights were made and previously claimed under the current Anti-Terrorism Act, where the former Importer owned Claimed the pre-emptive right to participate in the immunization and supplementation terms and conditions. Under the provisions of Section of the New Pre-Impression Act, the IGIT is pre-emptively acknowledged, the lawsuit filed before the implementation of such a new Act does not cease and to decide on its own merits Must be properly maintained.
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