Section 13 Pre-discrimination Claim Probation The student's trial was excluded by not mentioning the name, time, date, place and information of the student, but the appellate court partially dismissed the case in favor of the pre-emptor. Rejected. In the second half, Pulia raised by Wendy that the pre-emptor failed to prove Taleb's performance in accordance with the law, for the success and approval of the injunction in the pre-discrimination case, section 13 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 Substantial performance was deemed mandatory. If the requirement was not complied with by the law of prejudice, then the claimant's superior rights were extinguished by the pre-importer, and the mere claim of pre-emptor inquiry failed to satisfy his mere claim about competent performance. had lived. The evidence was not enough, because of the lack of performance of the students, the superior right to vacate the suit area, if any, was extinguished under the terms of section 13 of Punjab. The Pre-Imputation Act, 1991, failed to establish a reasonable basis for claimants regarding fairy-tale performance, and therefore, the right to prejudice was excluded due to the student's failure to perform according to the law's decision and The appellate court-approved order was set aside and the suit dismissed.
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