Section 5 (c) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the NWFP Pre-Emission Act, 1950, was decided by the trial court and the trial court to bring the notice before the court. The importer's request is based on the fact that the shopkeeper was not a resident of the village where he had purchased the land under question, and that he had purchased an area over and above the legal limit of two canals, so he was charged with Section 5 (c). ) Was not available. ) Permission to appeal against the NWFP Pre-Emission Act, 1950 The results of the trial court and the High Court showed that the shopkeepers were ordinary residents of other villages but they tried to claim themselves to be residents of the village where the property was located. Evidence from Hai Patwari shows that the father of the shopkeepers, though he owned some area in the village, but in the record, he was shown the evidence of another village against the consolidation of shopkeepers, the facts of which were registered by the trial court. ? nd High Court did not demand interference from Supreme Court for leave to appeal
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