Martial Law Regulation 1972 No. 115 Para 25 Preparation Suit Sinker, the pre-emptor and his tenancy in seizing a specific number of applicability theory was established based on the record that one of the applicants owned the land under Land Reforms. Had become, he could not do it. Going against it, for example, for example, was not given proprietary rights until the trial, and secondly, it could not be condemned because of its inferior right. Such an applicant was later acquired under Land Reform. The inferior right of the co-reformer was condemned by the Land Reforms Regulation, 1972, after the suit was filed on a tenancy basis, to the extent that the relevant share of the applicants collected the suit. Was rejected because the tenant and he were not harmed. The sinking principle affected the Additional Commissioner's order under which he consolidated the order of the collector was not sustainable. The collector / circumstances were restored.
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