Tal Tolbs making words for the pre-emption Articles 6 and 13 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1991 will indicate the words \ instant \ and \ jumping meaning, meaning and distinguishing words \ instant \ and \ jumping ??? the same meaning as instant, sudden. Or a sudden increase or movement \ jumping demand means that, at the same meeting, immediately after being demanded by the pre-emptor and sitting at a loss, as soon as he is notified of the sale to the plaintiff in the present case, Received, while announcing it. His intention when the suit intends to evacuate the land when he arrives at a dispute that was 200 yards from his home, would mean that it took some time, in the circumstances, Demanding a seeking injunction does not mean that the claimant had demanded the "first call" immediately upon receipt of the sale information, if the jumping claim was not proved by the claimant, the second demand, If the student proves, it will be of no use, because if the person who asked for reinforcement prematurely, he will be able to complete all three of the pool. Had failed to meet the requirements, he was not entitled to the approval of the claimant who failed to set all three requirements on record as per the prescribed requirements. Under the procedure laid down in Section 13 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1991, the courts had rightly dismissed the case filed by the plaintiff as the right to be involved in the matter, using the scope of the review. I will not be interfered with by the High Court. Do not appreciate or re-examine the evidence of the parties until a
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