SHAH ZAMAN versus ZAIN KHAN
The Appellate Court reversed on the ground that after successfully obstructing vacant sale, judgment and trial court order before the pre-emption of the NWFP Pre-Emission Act 1950, Article 125 Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3). The pre-emptor acknowledged that the seller was a real estate tenant in the High Court, however, allowed the trial court's defendant to seek and restore the appellate court's finding, which included part of the evidence of the pre-emptor. In which it was considered an admission. Such an amendment was an insult to his own claim. Accepting someone as a landowner does not necessarily mean that they were such tenants that they were legally entitled to exercise their right to sovereignty over this account. Property, a far greater right than a tenant, would be the result of his subsequent claim as a tenant that the rights of the tenant were included in his mortgage through a mortgage and no preference. Could not enjoy the truth The appeal to appeal was denied
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