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HAJI RAEES KHAN versus HAQ NAWAZ

Section 13 pre-emption suit Failure to establish pre-emptor toll performance for consideration of points at pivot points The court must initially look at the fact that the pre-emptor successfully performed the required TABL evidence. It turns out that the pre-emptor had the necessary preaching according to the law only then would be the case in the next matters. Such as the actual price paid by the seller to the seller or any improvement. The action on the previously vacant ground was to proceed but if there was evidence that the pre-emptor failed to perform the required tables, then other matters were taken over and there was no need to proceed. Was. In the present case, along with the case on other matters, the king in advance did not perform the required arbitration, which was a backbone in establishing premature rights. Without shedding light on the other issues raised in this case

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