pre-emption has also been developed by judicial precedents.
According to the principle of judicial precedents, the right of pre-
emption emerges under the Act ... first appeal, the right
of pre-emption claimed by the plaintiff does not
subsist, therefore, suit for pre-emption cannot be
decreed at this stage
pre-emption has also been developed by judicial precedents.
According to the principle of judicial precedents, the right of pre-
emption emerges under the Act ... first appeal, the right
of pre-emption claimed by the plaintiff does not
subsist, therefore, suit for pre-emption cannot be
decreed at this stage
right of
pre-emption by those categories of person whose right of pre-emption is
recognized under the said Act of 1955, the provision relating ... Limitation Act, the provision of the Limitation Act will not
apply to the application for pre-emption filed by the bargadar, notified co-sharer
Right of pre-emption” defined
The “right of pre-emption” is the right accruing under
section 4 of this Act, upon a transfer ... pre-emptor” means a person
having a right of pre-emption.”
Section 6 sets out the right of persons to whom the right pre-emption
statutory. (See Punjab Pre-emption Act No. 1 of 1913). This Act has been radically amended by the Punjab Pre-emption (Amendment) Act ... facto follows that it can be pre-empted under the preemption law, that is. the Punjab Pre-emption Act No. 1 of 1913. The question
this appeal, for pre-empting the same under clause (a) of section 15 of the Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1 of 1913, as it stood ... pre-emption. So far as this authority is concerned, unfortunately, it was delivered on 9th December, 1911. Under the Punjab Pre-emption Act
Act relates
to enforcement of right of pre-emption and there is no
reference to pre-emption suit anywhere else in the
Schedule; Under Article ... Limitation Act to the proceedings under Section 8 of
the Act, looking to the scheme of the Act, nature of
right of pre-emption
ACT:
Pre-emption Suit for-Collusion-Suit by sons of Vendors for
pre-emption-Plaintiffs and vendors residing and messing
together and expenses of litigation ... Indian Limitation Act, 1908, and not S. 30 of the Punjab
Pre-emption Act, was held applicable and the suit, was thus
considered
ground of Mahomedan Law, the custom of pre-emption, and the provisions of the Agra Pre-emption Act of 1922. No evidence ... emption Act provides that nothing in the Act shall affect any right in respect of any transfer made before the commencement of the Act
pre-emption on that ground
and also assailed of the impugned order of pre-emption on the ground of
vicinage since the pre-emption ... transferred to a stranger, is subject to pre-emption.
24. The right of pre-emption is known as a weak right. But equally this
