Section (3 ()) and pre-discrimination litigants conceded that they had occupied the land under the contract of sale on 5/4 1974 and the date of the sale agreement was for sale on 29 1 1976. Was executed in continuation of the agreement. The shopkeeper's claim, in the circumstances, was that they were seized under the sale agreement and that the sale was not intended to be sold under the contract of sale, nor was it self-selling nor for sale. Was seized under the agreement, there was not a transaction under which the pre-emptor should raise the fear of limitation, in the present case there was more question of fact than the law which should have sought this effect in a written statement. That the shopkeepers had physically seized. The bargain sale agreement is not subject to subsequent sale
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