Within a month before the date of the counting of the pre-emption suit, the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913, Section 6 of the West Pakistan General Clause Act (Constitution of IV 1956), Article 8 of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3). The deposit was directed to deposit. In a one-month period, the trial court ruled that the pre-emption amount was to be deposited today In the one-month period from today - the court's intention was to put into practice the purpose and purpose for which it was intended. Such an order was adopted, ignoring the need for a comparative interpretation required in the interest of a person who had to submit and who should be free from any doubt, the Order of Court had some similarities with that interpretation. There should be a sign that will rule the law. In this case, ACTIVITY SUPPORT AND EQUITY SUPPORT When the time was set to perform an act according to a law in which the date was to be calculated, the date had to be excluded, for the purpose of uniformity. Interpretation should be made where the order of the court fixed a date from which to commence the trial court period, which was passed on 6 11 1983, which has to be numbered from 7 11 1983 to the day the order was passed. Had to be removed
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