Sections 19 and 20 of the Pre-emption Act of 1913 are competing on the exemption waiver by the pre-emption suit waiver vendor and say that before the sale was completed, the shopkeepers had informed the village on a large scale. The loudspeakers of all the mosques announced that they were selling land for a certain amount of money in the dispute and that the emperors had been persuaded to buy it, but were not inclined to lack funds. He was denied the trial before the trial, but the appellate court dismissed the oral matter. Was. The evidence presented by the mosque's loudspeaker announcements was enough to establish an open offer to all concerned, including the pre-emptor, that the emperor refrained from his conduct before being vacated.
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