During the pre-emption suit section 4 and 15 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913, Seller Wendy's son raised the objection in the written statement that the case was collective but the trial court decided against the seller with the observation that there was no evidence on the matter. Submitted. It was not known by the appellate court that because the plaintiff was liable to dismiss under OI, VI1 R 11, the CPC had questioned the plaintiff on the question of his good intentions to benefit his father. The claimant dealt with the seller, the deadline was signed by the claimant and the court fees were lacking, which was filed to benefit the shopkeeper was malicious and collective.
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