Sections 4, 17, 28 and 28, by a pre-emption suit, decided that after the approval of the decree of such consent, another pre-emption case against another sale by another pre-emptor preceded it. The impact agreement obtained by the pre-emptor was later challenged by another pre-emptor. The preliminary suit, a trial court filing against the same sale, dismissed the case, but the appellate court rejected the order, saying the second promoter was not in the picture at the time of the lawsuit or when the decree was first passed in favor of the pre-emptor Was. The order for the first pre-emptor is not pending while the order is passed, therefore, Section 28 of the Punjab Pre-Imputation Act 1973 will not apply, the pre-emption exercised by the first pre-emptor was an independent right and not dependent on any other. Was. Emergency Consideration Section 28A of the Punjab Presidency Act, 1913 was applicable only in the specific circumstances in which it was mentioned, but its facts had no application. High Court dismisses displeasure with invalid judgment / decree from legal justification
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