Claims for waiver of Articles 15 and 21 of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 claiming that the plaintiff was insignificant and also that he was present at the time of sale and that his right was small and that he could defeat each other if the plaintiff was minor. Was. Enter into the agreement and, therefore, could not waive its right. 15 and 21 cannot be justified on the pretext of an alliance unless it is established by uncontrollable evidence and there is strong evidence to support it. Poor and litigation is spent by someone else, which in itself does not mean that the pre-emptor is acting in the interest of others.
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