MUHAMMAD NAWAZ versus MANZOOR HUSSAIN
Punjab Pre-emption Act 1913 Section 15 Pre-Impression Case 21 198 1987 was filed under the provisions of Section 15, Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913, in which, according to the indications of Islam, ala students were not excluded by it. Was. The two courts below could not be passed in favor of a pre-emptor in a case for an injunction. The plaintiff claims that the claim of bail could not have been excluded before 31 7 1 986, but rather to amend the plaintiff. Should have been allowed. Before the pond could not be allowed to add to the fact of making an importer who was not allowed to add facts to the pond that made a false plea on his face, when, on the day the lawsuit was filed, Earlier, the Emperor did not think that the purpose of Islam is to form a student and, therefore, to seek permission to amend the plaintiff to include the plea of the pond, is like approving a false request, which is also in the law. Was not valid This was not done at any stage of the proceedings, nor could such a prayer be offered or granted to the plaintiff, which was not appropriate under the circumstances.
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