The pre-emptive right against the sale of property of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Section 5 and 15 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 100 is a question as to whether the suit is a property shop and whether the pre-issuance was in the area Was the occupation dominant? Emergency Act, 1913 The trial court, on the basis of the plaintiff's case, ruled that the property was vacant as a homestead and that there was a pre-emption exemption practice in the area which stated that as a property \ Shoppre was not subject to premature occupation and premature custody could not be proved. To define a property outline, the term term shop must give its common meaning, namely, the primary and primary purpose for which the property was being used. In the area where the property was located with the physical appearance of the building where the property was being used under two questions, the main purpose for which the same was being used at the time of sale was to determine the nature of the property. The record clearly indicates that the three storeys occupied the building floor by the tenants while the non-uniform portion of the upper portion was being used as a store in which the goods were kept. The evidence will be sufficient to protect this property, it was commercial and was covered. The definition of shoplifting was based on the first relevant reasons and on the correct assessment of the material evidence, the opposition court correctly found that the property was not subject to pre-arrest, the property was prematurely treated in the area. ?
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