The Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, Section 21A Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Section 47, claims the ownership of property in the property on the basis of a sale agreement on behalf of the entity who claims the equality of pre-emption. The suit was hanged. But thereafter, under the terms of Section 47, Registration Act, 1908, the process of sale of effect was registered, which will come into force from the date of its implementation. Therefore, the pre-emption case has been filed after the sale agreement was executed (pre-emption of the defendants to be invested with equilibrium qualification) before the delivery of Section 21A, Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913. Will fail due to a lack of a higher right to stability. Improvement in the status of a plaintiff (defendant) through voluntary methods of acquisition of property by any person before it is allowed to claim a pre-discrimination claim The suit was excluded because of the ability to qualify for pre-emption under the circumstances.
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