Section 15, 21 and 30 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 pre-arrest limits trial for trial Although it is clear that the plaintiff / pre-emptor has more rights than ever as the owner of the property, The case has been filed more than a year after the date. The plaintiff took possession of the sale under the appellate court, overturned the trial court's decision, and the trial court decided that the facts of the physical possession should be proved by a clear, concrete and convincing oral. There was documentary evidence, but the seller was unable to prove through any evidence below, and both the High Court, in the absence of any evidence by the Appellate Court and the High Court, to ignore the evidence or misrepresent any evidence. Sources agreed against the plea granted, no justification for interference of Supreme Court in unanimous decision of two courts Can be shown for addiction
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