MUHAMMAD RAFT versus NAWAB DIN
Article 305 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 (1973), Article 185 (3) was made by the Court of Appeal and the Review Court for the first notice before the trial, which was based on the question that the land Was physically captured. When the sale was entered into the transaction, the sale was delivered to the buyer on the due date, therefore, a lawsuit filed after one year of such date was time barred. And that the plaintiff had previously failed to assert a superior right of coercion, the written statement did not deny the plaintiff's exclusive right when the plaintiff had not examined by the plaintiff when he appeared before the court. Stated that she is the brother of the seller and also a partner. The defendant did not even challenge the plaintiff's superior right to participate in the case, whereas before the joint court in the High Court, the issue of the notice was not capable of recognizing physical possession on a particular date, When the sale of the mutation in the case of entry in the matter in this case was made, thus, the change will go from the date of verification and not from a specific date when the change in the transaction of sale was registered in the register Was filed within one year of confirming the suit for self-guarantee. The change was good within the time. The reasonable decision of the High Court under which a pre-emption order was issued in favor of the plaintiff was not in doubt. Capable of interfering
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