Supreme Court of India
Ayub Khan v. Deep Kumar Chawla and Ors. Etc.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the daughters Meeka and Madhu and not entitled to claim B pre-emption of the property.
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913-Property purchased from the Karta of Joint Family-Daughter of Karta and tenants of Karta claim pre-emp- tion-Daughters as members of joint family bound by sale-Tenants entitled to pre-emption. c SD, father of GKS agreed to sell property to the appellant under an agreement of sale. Appellant's suit for specific performance was decreed. GKS executed sale deed in favour of appellant in satisfaction of the decree. Children of GKS, including his daughter as well as the tenants in the property filed suit for pre-emption against appellant. Trial Court dis- missed the
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