Section 47 of Punjab Pre-Emission Act 1913 Section 21A Registration Act (XVI of 1908) Section 47 The question is whether Anwani is a purchaser on the execution of the vestibule sale or the pre-emption suit defendants are also legally entitled to own the property upon registration. Claimed the status. As the owner of the estate through a pre-sale employment suit, he was executed in his favor after being sued, but has since been registered. Beneath the validity of the claim, the courts are in favor of the defendants (including property investment in the estate) by section 21A, by the Punjab Pre-Emission Act, 1913, by section 21A, of the institution of the pre-emption suit. Upon subsequent registration, by way of registration heirs, to improve the status of shopkeepers after the establishment of the advance emission suit. If the sale process is taken from the date of implementation, it will invest with the property rights in the property before the institution in terms of Section 47, Registration Act, 1908 for the defendants (the property is invested with Work) in favor of the sale, shall be enforceable from the date of its implementation and not from the date of its enrollment. Thus, the defendants acquired the property and acquired the equality of rights and pre-emption in the estate. , Although the plaintiff's previous copyright lawsuit will fail in this account.
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