Supreme Court of India
Sunder Singh and Ors. v. Narain Singh and Ors.
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Patiala and East Punjab States Union Holdings (Consolidation and Prevention of Fragmentation) Act 5 of 2007 BK, ss. 24 and 25-Land sought to be pre-empted exchanged for other land in consolidation proceed ings-pre.,emptor's right to follow the land to which his right attaches. The appellants purchased certain lands in the State of Punjab and the respondents filed a suit claim:ng a right of pre-emption . thereon. Under a scheme of consolidation, however, the appellants had before the filing of the suit, been. allotted some other lands in lieu of the land• purchased by them, and they contended
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