CONTROLLING AUTHORITY/COLLECTOR, SIALKOT versus CHAIRMAN, ARBITRATION COUNCIL
The pre-emption suit of the Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913, brought the suit to the pre-emptor vendors as legal heirs, and one of them has his daughter-in-law, on the grounds that the promoter was not the heir of his daughter-in-law. It cannot inherit personal law because it was not shown to be related to agriculture otherwise, the proposal was accepted by the opposition and before the importer could join the shopkeepers. Had to restrict their claims which could have led them to succeed. The cost was drastically reduced when the daughter-in-law's daughter was excluded from the pre-emptor's daughter-in-law
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