Supreme Court of India
Labh Singh & Ors. v. Bachan Singh
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Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1913 - s. 15 (1) and (2) - Agricultural land - Sale of - Suit by plaintiff claiming right to pre-emption as co-sharer being fourth degree collateral of c vendor - Decreed - First appellate court set aside the decree holding that since property jointly owned by vendor with his sister, sale to extent of share of female vendor was no( pre" emptible, thus, vendee's status improved as that of co-sharer - However, High Court restored the decree of trial court - On appeal held: In view of *Atam Prakash and **Mahant Braham Dass case, order of High Court set aside and that of
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