The pre-emption decision of section 15 and 21 of the Punjab Pre-Amendment Act, 1913, which amended the status quo, was dismissed in favor of the pre-trial hearing but the respondent's suit was excluded. The superior right to arrest was found / The seller did not file any appeal in favor of the respondents / pre-emptor challenging the trial court's finding. Where the respondents / pre-emptor was dismissed on the basis of limitation only, the improvement / pre-emptor made by the vendor after the final decision to withdraw before the respondents' right, to such right courts There was no effect. The search of the courts below was maintained and the status of the shopkeeper was improved; there was no benefit to the appellant / seller after the order was passed.
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