The pre-emption suits pre-emptor sections 4 and 5 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, filed a lawsuit against the shopkeeper on the basis that he was the heir of the seller and was a partner in the land in dispute. After filing a written statement, the trial court recorded a better pre-emptor statement. 0X, R1, under CPC in which the pre-emptor conceded that the seller was a tenant in the suit at the time of sale, the suit was dismissed by the trial court on the conclusion that the tenant was a tenant. Through the holding of the appellate court, the order has the highest right to discriminate. This statement of the pre-importer did not oblige him; the better statement of any party would bind the admission party, and therefore it was said that the better statement given by the pre-importer should be considered as true and final and the trial court admission. Rightfully excluded]
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