Failure to submit Zara Som (one third of the sale price) of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 Section 24, the date of the trial court pre-emptor's request for extension of the case has been allocated on or before, its In addition, his case was upheld by the appellate court of Zarom in the appeal. The settlement was requested not to be submitted to Zia-e-Som by the reconciliation that had been stolen in her house the night before when she deposited the money. In addition to the other articles in the house, the specific amount that was to be deposited in court, as well as the gold IOM was to be deposited or stolen in 28 9 1991, while the theft FIR 11 10 filed in 1991 Gone, the contents of the FIR contradicted them. His request for extension of the section 24, Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1991, does not include any explicit clause that allowed the court to extend the case for powers up to thirty days from the date of filing. Was granted, though the extension was allowed thirty days before I was counted from the first day of premature filing and was still available for an extension of time, yet the court Was not obligated to extend the routine without restriction. The trial court had the power to expand or not to extend it. But in all cases the time limit of thirty days was not bound to extend until the umpire wishing to exercise that right was obliged to carefully perform and fulfill his requirements. Was. Any failure by him was a risk to him and could make his success fatal.
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