KHUSHI MUHAMMAD versus MUHAMMAD YOUSAF
Sections 13 and 14 were overseas for making holidays through the plaintiffs or agent plaintiff and, unable to accompany Pakistan to the statement in this case, appointed his brother-in-law as his lawyer. That is, the lawyers explicitly dismissed the testimony as evidence that the plaintiff intended to vacate the sale immediately upon acquiring knowledge, in his presence investigating such a case of the lawyer's statement. Which gave rise to this natural concept. The statement was acknowledged by the defendants of Section 14 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991, even giving a principal agent the authority to make tolls on behalf of his principal and thus it cannot be said that the plaintiff's Self-presentation did not prove the performance of the witnesses, the search athlete
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