The Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, section 28, the pre-emptor Ampling of the Royal Pre-emptor, which had been applied as a pre-emptor M suit by the defendant, was rejected, but was nevertheless premature. Despite being allowed to deposit money, he failed to deposit the same amount, which led to his case. Exit O: Under the injunction, the competing pre-emptor became an unnecessary party and the interest filed by the vendor against the decree passed in favor of the original pre-emptor was reduced to zero appellate court. The error in holding the hat rival pre-emptor was still a necessary party in the appeal and in its absence, the appeal was disqualified.
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