SHER AFZAL KHAN versus MUHAMMAD HANIF
Frontier Province Pre-Emission Act 1950 Section 12 Prior to the grant of pre-emptive rights in respect of agricultural land or village immovable property / civic immovable property, such as for persons in respect of immovable land, village immovable property. Has the right to pre-occupy or satisfy the conditions set forth in Citizens Real Estate, Section 12, North West Frontier Province Permission Act, 1950 where the claimant was a co-owner of the property, or was involved in the facilities or estates, or immovable property, etc. Was the owner of the pre-discrimination right. In spite of the claim made by them in connection with such property, it was non-residential real estate where a pre-occupation case was filed on the first three grounds mentioned in Section 12 of the Act, Despite the fact that the High Court had come to the conclusion that the property was under discussion. Agricultural land did not retain its role; premature lawsuit failed by the plaintiff Remain ill The High Court, thus, reversed the North-West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act, 1950, by making a clear error of reference, The plaintiff's case was decided in the circumstances
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