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AZIZ-UL-HAQUE versus MUHAMMAD ASLAM

Constitution Pakistan 1973 Section 13 (3) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) disclosure of dismissal by the plaintiff for failure to discharge the petition, notice registered by letter to the defendants who purchased the land Was. In response to the question, the order of dismissal was upheld by the petitioner of the correctness of the High Court, who claimed that there was no post office in the village, instead of sending registered notice in the presence of two true witnesses. The student was created with the permission, by which he is allowed. Section 13 (3), Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 91 Respondent / Respondent placed on the certificate issued by the Post Superintendent of the District Superintendent, the concerned District Post office, stating that the Branch Post Office in the respective village 1 7 1927 Working on the underground land, was in the same village and sold the vacant property through the claimant in 1989, thus the postal facilities were available to the claimant to send the required notice after the sale. The affected plaintiff did not send such a notice with confession, except that the second alternative, making the evidence in the presence of two witnesses, was, therefore, not available to the plaintiff, and if he did so accordingly. The student was created, to no avail, because of the successful failure of the claimants to sell them in any way, before any success, it was rightly deemed inappropriate by the lower courts. Submitted, including the High Court waiver, dismiss the appeal. The circumstances were denied law firms from Nilore lawyer