Obligations incurred

Connotation.

Ss. 4 & 15-Pre-emption-Finding of High Court as to land in dispute being urban immovable property and not agricultural land for purpose of pre-emption not suffering from any legal mistake or errors in appreciation of evidence-Finding also supported from facts and features mentioned in order-Order held, not open to challenge Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art. 185 (3).

5. 6-Words and phrases-Expression "rights accrued" and "obligations incurred" appearing in S. 6-Exact meaning and scope of [Words and phrases].

Ss. 15 & 16, read with Punjab Pre-emption Act (I of 1913), Ss. 4 & 6-Pre-emption-Sale of land by confirmed allottee of evacuee agricultural land with permanent rights-Held Pre-emptible.

S. 15-Pre-emption-Land partly held under allotment by Settlement authorities and partly by way of purchase under provisions of Scrutiny of Claims (Evacuee Property) Regulation, 1961 [C. M. L. A's No. 891 [as amended by Martial Law Regulation 91 of 1961]-Held, pre emptible as a whole-[Pre-emption].

S. 15-Pre-emption-Limitation-Contended that right of pre-emption by suitor N as co-sharer being personal right same came to end on his death occurring before passing of impugned judgment and decree after limitation run out and as such legal representatives of N possessed no independent pre-emption right on date of sale nor any pre-emptive rights held by deceased N devolved on them - Held: Suitor K and petitioner derived pre-emptive powers when both impleaded as parties in suit filed by K, N being neither impleaded nor both suits filed by N and K having been consolidated, despite suit of N having been filed earlier and been pending.