Supreme Court of India
Zila Slngh & Ors. v. Hazari & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure 1908-S. 47, Or. XX r. !4(1)(b), Or. XXI r. I& , and S. 146-Whether purchaser -of land from a pre-emptor who has secured a decree for pre-emption and possession, could execute the decree to obtain posse&S1on of the iand. • The original vendor of the lands in dispute sold them to the first vendee~-- \ .-_,_ In the meantime three decrees for pre-emption were passed in favour of the pre-emptor and 0-gainst the vendor and his vendees. After satisfying the k" conditions imposed in the decrees regarding deposit of certain sums of money the pre-emptor sold the lands to the
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