The pre-emption clauses 4 and 21 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 were in connection with the partial payment of money for partial pre-emption by the partial pre-emption dispute vendor. Did not accept such a request for pre-emption had otherwise been granted, the pre-emptor had to obtain the wish before the whole sale case and pay the full price paid by the vendor. Had to do, however, under certain limitations. In which the seller was not defective at any cost or under any title the judgment of both the courts was not upheld by the High Court.
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