After withdrawing the purchase money in the CPC Decision Civil Code Code XX and DCRO XX, the R14 Article of Pre-Impression Suite, and submitting the money through a pre-emptor effect, where the court determined OX, R14 was directed under the provisions of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. In order to collect the purchase money with costs, the umpire's clear intention was that such a mountain would not be recovered by the pre-emptor. By not submitting the purchase money to the court, the case would be dismissed and the money owed. Once deposited, the refund will serve the same purpose. The seller, who was unable to deposit the purchase money, had to pay, and it should not be returned or withdrawn by the claimant / pre-emptor himself. Succeeded in Supreme Court After this has been deposited, he will be excluded as a result of the purchase amount.
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