Section 110
Pre-emption at sales.
The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881
About this Act
An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to Land-revenue and the powers of Revenue-officers in the Central Provinces.
In the course of a sale under section ninety-four, clause (f), if the property
is knocked down to a stranger, the following persons may claim to take it at the sum last bid in the following
order:--
(a) any malguzar who has paid the revenue which, as between him and the other malguzars, is payable by him;
(b) if the superior proprietorship is sold, the inferior proprietor;
(c) if the inferior proprietorship is sold, the superior proprietor;
Provided that such claim is made before the officer conducting the sale closes the sitting at which the sale is held, and that the claimant undertakes to fulfil all the conditions of the sale binding on the purchaser.
(a) any malguzar who has paid the revenue which, as between him and the other malguzars, is payable by him;
(b) if the superior proprietorship is sold, the inferior proprietor;
(c) if the inferior proprietorship is sold, the superior proprietor;
Provided that such claim is made before the officer conducting the sale closes the sitting at which the sale is held, and that the claimant undertakes to fulfil all the conditions of the sale binding on the purchaser.