The supremacy of pre-emption on suits 4 and 15 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 came under the influence of the suit by suing the suit based on the claim that they were the owners of the property. The appellant / shopkeepers claimed that some vendors It is claimed that the land cultivated in the dispute as tenants at the time of sale in their favor, where some shopkeepers were the tenants of the disputed land, will be subject to the narrow view as it has been recognized that other tenants will rent. The lower courts were right that the respondents / former umpires had a higher right. Pre-emption and it had a Lux Standby that could be brought to a pre-emption suit.
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