Section 19 Pre-emption Suit For Sale That Seller Delegated Its Rights Due To Legal Legacy Of Proof Wendy Occupation Wendy seized the suit land just five days after the sale deed's registration. Lived with the shopkeeper. In the same village, where the suit land was located and knew of its sale, the pre-emptor did not request that he know about the sale before it was filed. According to the pre-emptor's witness statement, all documents, including the sales document, were prepared. Seller supervision as a professional was a person in the forefront. Such a statement about the pre-emptor's testimony would be binding on the pre-emptor, during cross-examination the pre-emptor admitted that the seller had purchased the land in another village after the sale of the suit land, after which the seller Despite this information, the seller's death was reviewed by his legal heirs, including a pre-emptor. The Emperor did not claim the right to self-sufficiency at the time of the sale deed registration, or shortly thereafter, regarding the intention to claim the right to self-sufficiency before the abductor, but he did not take possession of the seller and sued Was allowed to develop the land. n
