Section 21A [Added to the Punjab Pre-Impression (Amendment) Act (1944)] Improvement, otherwise, before the legacy part or any successor after the institution suits for any exploitation, section ZE The Punjab Pre-Impression Act, 1913, was added to restore the status quo in the case of a pre-emption suit, in which the seller obtained the status of the suit and voluntary acquisition of the property after the institution of voluntary acquisition. Tried to improve, the notice status had to be fixed. After getting rid of any incompetence or disability, an improvement in status, an improvement in status as a statistic related to the status of the word, means the law to prevent a sale before a position or a luxury stand. Therefore, competing with the pre-emptor or defeating the rights of the pre-emptor has a wider range of words.
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