NWFP Pre-Emission Act 1950 Section 23 (5) (a) Civil Procedure Code (V 1908), section 115 pre-emptor refunds a portion of the premature withdrawal that he initially submitted pursuant to an appellate court order The order was Wendy's final lawsuit against the pre-emptor for a declaration that in retaliation for the money, he had lost his previous authorization, and also the right to land, the vendor. Was dismissed by the appellate court in favor of. Such injunction provided under section 23 (5) (a) of the Act cannot be imposed on the pre-emptor for the amount he had deposited in accordance with the court's order unless the decree Does not become the final title. Once the question, land and order is satisfied, such status cannot be reached to the point where it can be excluded under section 23 (5) (a) of the Act, such status cannot be retained. ? There will be a strong pre-emption amount but it will become the value of the land that was partially withdrawn one way or the other, Wendy will have the question of bringing the money to recover the money, However, this does not necessarily have to be resorted to. The withdrawal amount was already deposited by the umpire
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