KHALID TANVEER BHATTI versus MIRZA MUHAMMAD ASHRAF
Section 24, 6 and 13 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. VII, R 11, dismissing the suit for pre-suit charges, the sale price of the suit land was legally Rs. Accordingly, the plaintiff had deposited Rs. 25,50,000 as 1/3 of the sale price, but he had paid Rs. 7,34,000 for the rejection of the claimant under O. VII, R 11, CPC. Was submitted to the seller, which was properly accepted by the trial court and the appellate court under the plaintiff. As per section 24 of Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991, the mandatory provisions of Law Zoom / 1/3 were not complied with, no more than 30 days were to be deposited within the time fixed by the court and section 24 of section 24 24 was to be collected under (2). Plaintiff was due to dismiss the Plaintiff for non-submission of the Act, Damage Som, in which case the lower courts of Qadri formally rejected that the Plaintiff was unable to identify any illegality or any of the defects. There is no specific error or error. Court orders bail by High Court, appeal dismissed
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