Paragraph 25 (3) (d) of the tenant's pre-right tenant The tenant's land already contains his tenancy whether the tenant's status is either a claimant's pre-emptor or similar qualification. As a defendant-based defendant, there is a material difference. The tenant's right in relation to the land included in the tenant may be exercised either by the court of law or privately from the court where such tenant had purchased the agricultural land and the inferior pre-emptor against it. A pre-arrest case was filed by By buying the land included in his tenancy, he could not waive the exception of the tenant's theory of merit, as he had the basis to acquire better rights than to buy the land included in the tenants. To defend his title. Against such a tenant
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