Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Section 25 Pre-emption suit, sale of prices was registered through registered sale deed; While the balance was retained to redeem the mortgage contract the sale price was reported to be set at Rs. It was reported that after the registration, the shopkeepers withdrew 17,000 rupees from the seller and the sale price was 8, 000 rupees, of which Rs 6,000 was kept by the shopkeepers as mortgage and Rs 2,000 was actually paid to the vendor record but it was indicated that out of the sale price, 19 The Rs, 000 was actually paid to the shopkeeper and had no part. The sale of specific villages is indicated by the average as the seller of this land was returned by the market price, which is strongly supported by the stated sale price. The sale of the deed was done in good faith and was paid to the seller less than the mortgage, which was retained to get rid of the mortgage, the vendor also contracted the sale and sale of the land. Were eligible for repayment of the money they spent in connection with.
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