Article 21 Prior to the jurisdiction of the Hurriyat Haqq was a successor in the interest of the appellant pre-emptor who died during the pre-emption suit proceedings and the High Court dismissed the case on the ground that the pre-emption right of personal right And he was not living to justify the Emperor's death. The appellants had previously failed to identify any form of law in the Punjab province, namely the Punjab Pre-Amendment Act, 1913, which was the relevant law when the sale of questions by pre-emptor was already vacated. And in which it was announced that the right to claim possession through pre-emption would be foreseen, but could not do so properly because there was no such provision in the Punjab Pre-Empathy Act, 1913, Who had thus inherited the right to vacate. The situation in Punjab province was similar to that of Balochistan because even to this extent, there was no valid Supreme Court law in Punjab province and the exception of the decision passed by the High Court was upheld and the appeal was dismissed.
