Claims 15 and 21 of the pre-emption case of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 claiming the right to self-determination as the owner of the property for advance possession filed by the plaintiff / former importer. The plaintiff had no real right to the land because he was excluded from the definition of the property owner, because his property was not assessed by the landlord, if his property was illegally assessed by the landowner. Will not be excluded from the ability to own. Even the assessment of the land revenue would not exclude the land from the category of agricultural land, unless its role could be changed as long as some part of the land owned by the claimant was agricultural and in cultivation, The Wendes / Defendants did not allege that the property was owned by the plaintiff who had stopped farming or assumed the role of a substitute claimant; in the circumstances, he was the owner of the estate. Will have a higher right to occupy time, because the seller was not the owner of the estate at the time of the sale of the already vacated land.
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