Section 21 and 30 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) of the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, section 100 pre-emption suit limits the second appellate scope and the appellants claimed that they had physically seized the land in a dispute in the same date which Because of that sale. Their seller, pre-emptor / defendant, was banned from filing a lawsuit before the occupation of the land after the expiry of a one-year fixed period when the record could be used to reasonably evaluate the evidence. Two courts later concluded that the shopkeeper had failed. Was made in his favor to prove that he had physically occupied the land in much of the conflict in history, and filed within one year from the date of confirmation of the change in respect of such land. The pre-trial case was at the time of filing. The fact of the courts below, based on the evidence of the record and not suffering from any misreading / non-reading, cannot be interfered with in the second appeal especially when not against any explicit provision of such inding law. Was
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