Three grounds were raised for review of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 S: 15 Supreme Court Rules, 1980, OXXVI, R 1 Supreme Court decision, two of which were already decided in an unknown decision. It was not inconsistent with the key decision that was not answered, that is, retaining the pre-emptive right, that the emperors have to maintain their supremacy until the date of the decree for success, on the contrary. The law is not cited for questioning. The law, which was held in an unwarranted judgment, was not within the scope of a rehearing review
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