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MUHAMMAD ZAMAN KHAN versus MUHAMMAD RAMZAN KHAN

Articles 4 and 25 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Pakistan (1973), Article 188 Supreme Court Rules, 1980, OXXV, R1, review the decision of the Supreme Court on the basis that the leave of appeal by the umpire. During the hearing of the petition for, was dealt with. Land to a third person who shows that he was not interested in acquiring the suit land for his own use in the pre-emptive manner and the seller (applicant) is entitled to receive the present value of the underground land. Not until the sale of the underground land in question to the third person, through the Price Impressor Dreateholder, did the relevant applicant produce a document that was not a sale contract, but a mere contract to sell in the future, however, No, will stand in the way of the promoter who exercises his superior right to dispose of the pre-emptor in the future. The land was acquired, under the Punjab Pre-Impression Act, 1913, which was in force at the relevant time, entitled to receive it and was actually sold to the seller at a price which was the price which was applied to the applicant. They will be paid in accordance with the decree passed against them and they will not be entitled to anything beyond this review, which is vacant from merit, it was excluded under the circumstances. Pakistan, top advocate family court from Shaheed Benazirabad lawyer