According to the evidence of the parties of the two transactions, before the pre-emption rule, the two sales transactions were merged, one in favor of the seller and the other in favor of the seller in one of the exchanges. The only common feature, in terms of time and consideration, was that the same variations were confirmed at the same date and place in relation to all pending changes in the same village or range. The right to be discussed below was wrong in treating such variations. These sales transactions have been extended
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