FAZAL ELAHI versus DISTRICT JUDGE, ATTOCK
Restatement on the terms of section 35, 13, 30 and 6 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991, restoration on the terms of section 35, Pre-emption Act of 1991, before the trial on the issue of eligibility, before trial The notice was dismissed on 28 February 1990. According to the Supreme Court decision, the Senate made necessary declarations for the restoration of the pre-emption suit as PLD 1990 SC 865 where it had previously been claimed in the pre-emption pre-emption suit as the new advertisement (1991) IX), the suit will be dismissed without any legal effect and the suit filed under section 35 (2) of the section 35 on the petition of the persons filed within sixty days after the commencement of the Act. Can be resurrected for a new decision in accordance with the provisions of. Act IX 30 of 1991 was subordinated to section 35 (2) of the Act Plaintiff in the pre-immunity suit, with regard to the performance of section 35 (2), section 35 (2) of the Punjab Pre-emption Act 1991, Locksmith 1 was cited for trifling performance, however, did not disagree with whether the requirement must be urgent or avoided harm for the exercise of premature rights. Nor to avoid harm which was required under the Act (IX of 1991) to exercise premature rights. The Impression suit for the new decision, could not be resurrected
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