Unlike other pre-
emption laws, Sec.22 of the Hindu Succession Act does not
say when the preferential right or right of pre-emption ... that
whereas in case of pre-emption provided in the other
Statutes, the right to apply for pre-emption generally
accrues only on the registration
Unlike other pre-
emption laws, Sec.22 of the Hindu Succession Act does not
say when the preferential right or right of pre-emption ... that
whereas in case of pre-emption provided in the other
Statutes, the right to apply for pre-emption generally
accrues only on the registration
Unlike other pre-
emption laws, Sec.22 of the Hindu Succession Act does not
say when the preferential right or right of pre-emption ... that
whereas in case of pre-emption provided in the other
Statutes, the right to apply for pre-emption generally
accrues only on the registration
Unlike other pre-
emption laws, Sec.22 of the Hindu Succession Act does not
say when the preferential right or right of pre-emption ... that
whereas in case of pre-emption provided in the other
Statutes, the right to apply for pre-emption generally
accrues only on the registration
reforms, which time is not yet over. This Court would
not pre-empt the State by making any declaration on that aspect,
as the State
Court's power and jurisdiction from being
utilised to answer issues pre-judging matters
which statutory authorities or other executive
wpc.14251 ... have to decide. No decision of this
Court can be obtained to pre-empt; or to be
treated as a caveat or an anticipatory clearance
submission of
the Bank that it was a collusive affairs to pre-empt possession
of the property.
4. The petitioners had approached this Court, while
option to purchase the said estate.
In other words, a right of pre-emption was given in favour
of the 1st defendant. That was done
which would result in validating
the other report. This Court would not pre-empt the
proceedings initiated under the Criminal Procedure
Code , with an observation
evidence and say this way or other; which would either lead to
pre-empting the jurisdictional Court or scuttling the investigation
altogether. Suffice
