The question of the pre-emption suit terminals of the Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913, for a period of limitation, was part of the joint account document of the sale of the land, showing that the original physical possession was not reached at the time of complying with the original documents. Regarding the confiscation of the occupation, it was granted that constructive possession was granted to Dakhl-Malikana, however, before that no terminus could be set up for a period of limitation against the emperor; Will not make, because accordingly the yield is stable. The disputes of the shopkeepers themselves could neither be provided for genuine nor constructive possession, nor could there be any sale transaction without the consent of the authorities of the consolidation, changing the limitation period for pre-emptive litigation 10, 1970. And not from 1960, when the sale agreement was written, the case for pre-litigation was filed thus within one year ie on 9 10 1971.
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