The pre-discrimination case of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, whether the sale of all or part of its part to attract the principle of partial pre-emption, the plaintiff has prematurely vacated the whole transaction. And claimed to have expressed a vague mind about it. However, a number of measles was omitted, but a note was added at the end of the trial so that such an error was a clear unknowable error of the pen in order to understand all the sales transactions in the pre-tent suit. Who was not materially cash on his merits. The reason; most of all, it was a mistake to respect the details of the land sold and not to leave a part of the land without claiming it as a pre-discrimination claim. Deletes, therefore, was not one of the partial pre-emptive properties
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