Supreme Court of India
Munni Lal v. Bishwanath Prasad & Ors.
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that the two courts had found was that the custom prevailing in the city of Benaras was co-extensive with Mahomedan Law. [558C- ) (ii) It is well established that under the Mahomedan Law of pre-emption there must be full ownership in the land pre-empted and therefore the right of pre-emption does not arise on the sale of leasehold interest in land. Furthermore, the pre-emptor
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