Persons in whom right of pre emption vests in respect of sales of agricultural land and village immovable property (1)The right of pre emption in respect of agricultural land and village immovable property shah vest ( a ) . . . . . . . . (b) where the sale is of a share out of joint land or property and is not made by all the co sharers jointly First, in the sons or daughters or sons or daughters ' sons of the vendor or vendors; Secondly, in the brothers or brother 's sons of the vendor or vendors; 71 Thirdly, in the father 's brother or father 's brother 's sons of the vendor or vendors; Fourthly, in the other co sharers; Fifthly, in the tenants who hold under tenancy of the vendor or vendors the land or property sold or a part thereof; . . . . . . . . . . " It is argued by the learned counsel for the petitioners that since the suit land belonged to the joint family and it had not been sold by all the co sharers they were entitled to claim the right of pre emption under clause 'Fourthly ' of Section 15(1)(b) of the Act because they happened to be the non alienating co sharers Although there is no specific finding that the property is the joint property in this case, we shall assume for purposes of this judgment that the suit land was joint property.