What is obligatory in the case of a dispute over a place in the row?

Question : Here is a matter, hypothetically speaking. If a person returns, whether he was close or far, based on our statement that as long as there is an excuse, he is excused, and he finds someone in his place, and he says to him, "Get up," and the other says, "I will not get up," and he says, "Get up," and the other says, "I will not get up," and a dispute arises, what should be done?

Answer : What should be done is to avert the dispute; one should avert the dispute, and he will have a reward, and find another place, unless it is possible for the people to make room, such as if the row has some space. In that case, he says, "Make room," ,