MUHAMMAD SHAFI versus SHER MUHAMMAD
Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Section 21 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115 Amendment Jurisdiction, It was claimed using pre-emptor that the sale of the land in the dispute was claimed to be paid by payment to the vendor. And the shopkeeper with an idea had mentioned it fraudulently. The price was originally paid by the seller to defeat his former rights, which the courts had claimed in the pre-emptor's simultaneously accepted plea and the order to withdraw the money as he did The claim was made by the vendor as claimed by the seller. In fact paid or determined in good faith, there was a question of fact on which the evidence was identified by the courts to interfere with the evidence or the guarantee of another defect, to misunderstand the results recorded together. Not done, the conclusions of the courts below may not be conclusive. Interference by the High Court in exercise of the jurisdiction of the Amendment
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