MALIK MIRZA versus MATLOOB AHMAD
Section 13, & 31, and Civil (Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. VII, R 11) for the pre-arrest prosecution / defendant's approval of the plaintiff, instead of filing a written statement, the plaintiff R 11, CPC submitted a petition for dismissal on the ground that the trial was barred from proceeding beyond the 120-day time limit, both the trial and the appellate court held. After the dismissal, the plaintiff had revised the plaintiff's arguments against the concurrent decisions of the courts when the sale agreement was entered into, but the relevant registrar did not The public notice was not given in relation to the rule, as was envisaged under section 32 of the North-West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act, 1987, then the calculation of the period was to be taken from the date of knowledge. And not as on the date of registration of the sale deed, as provided in section 3131 regarding the issuance of a public notice by the Registrar of Section 3131 of the North-West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act, 1987, the limit prescribed under section 31 There was no nexus with the period of sale, in case of sale through a registered sale deed, registered sale deed To file a pre-discrimination lawsuit. The period of 120 days from the date of registration of the sale deed will be calculated if the registrar fails to issue a public notice under section 32 of the North-West Frontier Province Pre-1987 Act, 1987. From the history of knowledge through presentation, there has been misunderstanding, as no such clause was present in section 31 of the said Act and
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