The constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the NWFP Pre-Emission Act 1950, Article 185 (3), by the pre-trial trial of the plaintiff, was also dismissed by the High Court of Second Appeal in the second appeal; By approving. The decree, which failed to verify the amount to be deposited, or against the Medina's decision against the lender, was resisted by the defendant against the balance deposit period in which the plaintiff defended the balance. Failure to deposit the money, its order became improper execution court, the plaintiff was allowed to deposit the balance amount within the stipulated time period, which was also upheld by the appellate court and the High Court. In order to appeal the review leave, the High Court had taken the view that the obligation of non-payment of balance amount, if any. That is, out of the market value of the suit land set by the trial court, the plaintiffs' holders did not relax with the executive court and the appeals court, which took a similar view in pointing to the High Court's plaintiff. It was unsuccessful that the executing court did not exercise reasonable and reasonable discretion in keeping with the facts of the case; additionally, the orders passed by the courts below to submit the balance amount were mere and the circumstances appealed. Was denied proper leave of
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