In order to terminate the cases of sections 6 and 13, the order of the Talat Trial Court was ordered to be dismissed, but the appellate court decided the same appellate court in the matter of `Talal 'provided under section 13 of the Punjab Pre-emptive Act 1991. After scanning all the available evidence on file. At the time of filing the lawsuit, the pre-emptor stated the time, date, location, informant and his witnesses whose presence in the case demanded that the student be suspended, while the contents of the claim filed by the plaintiff were silent. But who was the informant, and who had told the plaintiff about the sale of the suit property to the plaintiff, had failed to satisfy the need for an inquiry in the circumstances otherwise the judgment passed by the appellate court was broad and the findings listed in this case Had no reason to interfere. bs Plaintiff's failure to prove the need for a pool of suits, suit dismissed correctly \ r \ n
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