Supreme Court of India
Smt. Shanti Devi and Anr. v. Hukum Chand
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Punjab Pre-Emption Act, 1913: . Pre-emption-Land transferred in favour of appellant-Suit filed by respondent for Pre-emption decreed on 27.8.1983-Decree affinned by Court of Appeal on 30.11.1983-Second appeal filed before High Court dismissed on 5.4.1984--Decree attaining finality-Proceedings for execution of decree by respondent-Objection taken by appellant that as only share in the land in question had been transferred the decree passed for pre- emption cannot be executed-Objection allowed by Executing Court-Revision preferred by respondent before High Court-Objection by appellant that as…
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