Supreme Court of India
Jagdish & Ors. v. Nathi Mal Kejriwal & Ors.
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c Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913, s.15(l)(b) clause 'Fourthly' 'Other Co-sharers'-lnterpretation of-Land belonging to joint family-Sold-Non-alienating co-sharers-Whether entitled to claim right of pre-emption. Respondent Nos. S to 7 were joint owners of the suit land. They sold it to respondent nos. I to 4 on 25.10.71. The petitioners, som and nephews of the vendors, instituted a suit before the sub-lodge, Palwal . for ~on of the snit land on payment of the sale comideratlon on the ground that they were entitled to the right of the pre-emption in respect of the snit land either under clause
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