Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Section 8 and 21 of the Colonial Law of the Public Land (Punjab) Act (v. 1912), Section 4 suits the owners of the land by immunity from the trial of the former importer for being the owner of the immunity from the land. The judgment was upheld, but the appellate court set aside the trial court's ruling and ruling stating that public ownership was exempt from being a state-owned property, and the suit land was sold to private owners. That were recorded as a landlord in the Revenue. The record village in which the debt was disposed of was owned by the government before 1905, but after that it became privately owned and the income of the land was assessed in relation to the land and it was owned by the Government Lands (Colonial) Colonization 1912. Is being retrieved from. Since its inception, it did not apply to a land that was privately owned by Kharif in 1905; the Act has been misunderstood by the appellate court. Presenting the appellate court's decision as being contrary to law, the evidence on the record has not been justified for illegal litigants.
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