Section 2 (c) and 13 pre-emption suits of the NWFP Pre-Emergency Act 1987, when the plaintiff / pre-emptor learned of the sale of the property already held by the defendants / vendors, conveyed the petition there and the next day the petitioner E-Assad sent and sent it. In the written notice of affirmation by the two true witnesses, under the acknowledgment of the registered corporation which is due to the retailers, the defendants themselves acknowledged the preferential right of the plaintiff / pre-emptor and the property in favor of the plaintiff / pre-emptor. I was willing to participate if he was willing to pay the sale price. Once the plaintiffs / vendors were made before the plaintiff / premier, they were not obliged to repeat the same in the presence of other witnesses, and by this it was only necessary for the students to make the statement. Sending written notice to the defendants / vendors, which the plaintiff had made to the plaintiff / ex-employer, by seeking clarification and disclosure, had complied with Section 13 of the North West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act, 1987 S was entered into by the plaintiff / ex-emptor's preferential right of advance, by the plaintiff / sellers, proceedings against the plaintiff / pre-emptor and there was no evidence of estoppel against it. He had a preferential right over the plaintiff / pre-emptor, the defendants / shopkeepers and his pre-arrest case could not be excluded.
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