Supreme Court of India
Fazle Rab v. Mohd. Yakeen
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the plaintiff being a co-sharer has acquired right of pre-emption over the suit property and, therefore, is entitled for a decree.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Oudh Lands Act, 1876-Sections 7(b) & 8-U.P. Urban Areas 7.amindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act, 1957-Right of pre-emption-Property brought within the municipal limits of a town-Transfer of the property through sale-Claim of the right being a co-sharer of the property Availability of-Held, the customary right of pre-emption existed for a long time and is available in view of recognition by the courts-On facts. the right existed with the co-sharer on the date of the transfer of the property-Right not ceased to exist after the latter enactment. One S transferred the suit property to his wife
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