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\'SARDAR ALI versus MUKHTAR BEGUM

Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Sections 4 and 15 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O VI, R 17 The partial marital plaintiff correctly stated the land in the review and his rights were also given to the plaintiff on the question of property. Despite this, relief was found in the prayer clause. The defendants claimed that the release of the plaintiff to the plaintiff in the claimant's claim to their rights is, in part, a pre-marital priority, the defendants had given full details of the land, which pre-empted the sale. Attempts were made to bring the issue of record sales to the Identity Questions, with which the position taken by the Plaintiffs was fully obtained from the record, and this was clearly made clear. The plaintiffs intend to stop the sale of the land to the plaintiffs by giving full details of the land. The lawyer stated in his statement without the plaintiffs' ambiguous claims and clearly stated that they had made all the claims. However, not to mention the paragraph of plant only in the clause clause is not one for partial prejudice. And their rights referred to in paragraphs, especially when there is no part of the property, will be considered as a pre-emption claim. Partial harassment will be mentioned only if certain parts of the land, which have been tried to vacate the sale prematurely, if it were excluded from the claim, such error is a learned And was an accidental error and amendments to it may also be allowed freely so that the plaintiff's case cannot be partially excluded because of premature discrimination because the property property advocates from Chishtian lawyer