ABDUL KHALIQ versus MUHAMMAD SHARIF
Article 155 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 (1973), Article 185 (3) of a pre-emption case involving any of the former umpires as affiliates of the co-owners and vendors, as a partner in tailoring. Not entitled to His case was dismissed before the emperors accepted their appeal against the dismissal of their claim and a case remand for the conviction was received by the respondent SC 412 of PLD 1988 and Ghulam Qadir Filed a review in the High Court, claiming on the basis of Sher Mohammad's case. The case has been reported as PLL 1988 SC 701, since no decree could be passed in favor of the emperors after 7 7 1986 and since no student was mentioned in the plaintiff, The court accepted the review and dismissed the attackers earlier. The pre-emperors' appeal was that on the basis of the Supreme Court verdict in Ahmed's case, which was reported as PLD 1989 SC 771, the right to a trial was that of the former umpires. This question can be reviewed as a status. The KATA participant, despite the fact that the student's claim was not stated in the case, was changed in appeal in view of the Supreme Court decision in Ahmed's case (PLD 1989 SC 771).
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