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SHERO BEGUM versus ABDUL QAYYUM KHAN

Pre-purchase rights of Azad Jammu and Kashmir Act 1993 Section 14 Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), O XXIII, R 3 The consent case was a matter of sale on the basis of the decree of consent whether the defendant had consented to the first husband. Defendant asserted that he had a negative possession of the real estate, which ended with the plaintiff's (seller's wife) filing a lawsuit in which he alleged that his This order was issued after a compromise was reached between the husband and the defendant. Wrap a decree and, by presenting the consent decree as a sale, the decree may be granted in favor of the right to purchase on the basis of the right to purchase in advance of payment of a certain amount, to prove that The order of consent was in fact the plaintiff's sale. The witnesses were properly reviewed who did not suffer from any misreading or unreading of the evidence during the trial trial, excluding the plaintiff during the trial, examining the evidence on record and during Each and much of the evidence was considered, the First Appellate Court affirmed the fact finding and stated that the case was decided three times in the High Court / once in the appeal and twice on the remand of the witness statements. Is. Little is known about the allegation that there was a transaction in the nature of the sale between the plaintiff and the plaintiff's husband in the consent orders, below which no interference with the coordination of facts of the courts was guaranteed. online advocate from Gakhar Mandi lawyer