Border Pre-Emission Act 1950 Section 12 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Applicants initially exchanged their land with non-contestants under the review of the market value shown in the revenue record As a result, the sale mutation was filed in favor of the applicant by non-mutation. As shown in the Revenue Records at the time of the mutation, the defendants, who had previously competed in relation to the land acquired by them before the price, filed a pre-arrest claim against the applicant that the allegation was made. That the transaction was primarily a sale but as it was disposed of, the respondents' pre-discrimination claim was ordered by the Applicant / Appeal and review both failed and the three courts below the leave to appeal it. The respondents were correct in holding that the non-compete respondents in the guise of exchange I sold the land records show that the change was made by one of the respondents considered for sale, no statement of non-competition g was recorded with the respondents that they had obtained land with the applicants. Under the fact that the courts are badly affecting the applicants. This seems reasonable and fair.
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