Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Section 15 Land Reform Regulation, 1972 (MLR 115), para 25 before the suit was decided on the basis that the trial court transferred the trial because of the pre-emptor vendor's suicide. The order was right. Wendy of the High Court, for the first time pleading before the Supreme Court, said that at the time of sale she was cultivating the land in question as a tenant. The Land Reforms Regulation, 1972, came into force while the case was still under trial. Para 25 of the Regulation was paid right before the tenants' right. And thus, when the order was passed in favor of relief on that day, it cannot be assumed that after the declaration of the Land Reforms Regulation, 1972, the former rights were granted visa to the vendor standing for the first right of sovereignty. Than that he enjoys the truth. Wendy did not bother to edit her written statement, announcing the Land Reforms Regulation 1972. It was stated that at the time of sale, someone was cultivating Wendy's land because the tenant's claim was not investigated in this way. When he was cultivating the land at the time of sale, this was contrary to the statement in which he said during the trial that he had given the country on the day of the sale transaction and had been given possession orally. Not by moving the earth. Prior to the seller's transaction, a vendor did not have the land to occupy. If he had lived as a tenant before the sale, he would not have avoided mentioning the fact, thus, claiming by pre-emptor. The pre-emptive right could not be defeated
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