TAYYAB versus FALAK SHER
Section 24 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 148 pre-emption suit, allows extension of time for premature deposit of 1 / 3rd non-deposit of sale price within 30 days from filing dirt. The provisions of section 24 of the applicable Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1991, of the valid Regulation of the Court of Valve, provided that the court must instruct the collector of gold within this period, as the court may do under section 24 of the Act. Could have reduced the matter under any provision under subsection (1). Just three days after the court has set a trial period, the suit courts have only been granted a 30-day ban after the expiry of the 30-day period. Earlier filing of costs was outside the suit company's 30 days, and in the circumstances the plaintiff is obliged to deposit the minimum amount of damages within the stipulated time in the court, but this has not been done. If the request for extension of the case was heard by the trial court, such an Act of Court was granted without jurisdiction because the application had already expired within 30 days that the vacancy was deposited. When the claimant's crops are in place. Such a dismissal request could not be made to extend the time spent by the defendant, even at the time of the pre-tent circle, so it would not be in his favor to file his case for filing this case. It was understood that the order extending the term was clearly illegal and the use of force was in violation of the provisions of pre-arrest law. The restraining order on the rights of the defendants was ineffective, not before the order was approved
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