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HASSAN ALI versus BABU

Prior to the trial of sections 4 and 21 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, the pre-emission suit was filed by the complainant's petitioner under the judgment that other shopkeepers, etc., were accused as having no land in the property of the stranger. The situation has declined and the sale was made in favor of two real brothers, the vendor and the other, both of whom later owned the property while the former did not own the land. After the suit was sold and after one year, the suit was up, the appellate court decided to sell the latter in favor of the brother. Interest detection is delayed over the disability status of the latter can compete successfully and that the plaintiff's claim of the applicant from enjoying equal status. 21A, the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, did not allow a seller to improve its transfer after a company suit or over a one-year fixed period of sale and by a brother thereafter. So far, the latter was more effective than a one-year period of sale and was inadequate during the trial and this sankar has also applied to pre-arrest cases in Punjab and the shopkeeper was subjected to drowning. And that was the decision of the lower court of appeal. Inadmissible respondents claimed that the present case should be governed by the Supreme Court's rule in PLD 1986 SC 360, which includes, among other things, the Shariah applicable to such matters when 31 of No decision was passed before the important 1986 date. The applicant filed the trial on 12 5 1985 tax advocates from Jhang lawyer