Cases 15 and 21 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 were filed by the former emperors on the basis of pretensions and the appellate / vendors of the trial court and appellate court had challenged the co-ordination of the suit in the joint case in the suit area. ? It has been claimed under the judgment and order of the courts that the plaintiff is neither partner nor aggrieved nor has any superior right to pre-sale or trial charges nor trial court. Submitted and not before the Appellate Court nor in the earlier memorandum, the High Court in the second appeal barred Wendy's / Appeals from raising any new application in the Second Appeal phase, Underneath that the courts failed to establish a case-by-case basis contradicting their established case. Section 15 (b) of the Punjab Pre-Empathy Act, 1913, and the second appeal, which was barred from raising such an application, was referred to the facts of fact filed by the two courts under the jurisdiction of the High Court. Was not responsible for interference with the granting under Section 100, CPC.
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