KAMAL versus MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE
Colonization of Government Land (Punjab) Act 1912 Section 24 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petition rejects application for grant of re-ownership rights to the applicant's tenant by a collector for breach of tenancy terms. Was gone The same was found to be ineligible for a legitimate right that the state land grant would not create any right for the allotment of the lease holder. State land was always granted under the terms of the specific scheme under which the allotment was made. Lands that were always re-responsible for violating performance. On the basis of the statement of the conditions under which much was given to him, the scheme for a specific period for the estimated cultivation of proprietary rights, under which the right to grant property rights, can be obtained by the applicant. Based on the proven cultivation of the property. The applicant for the specified period has completed his tenure to the satisfaction of the authorities, after which, there can be no basis for withdrawal from possession for the denial of the restoration of property rights and tenancy, although the terms The statement will not be complied with, though Revenue will give the authorities the right to resume the land or to cancel the notice. The precondition for the restart or cancellation of such land was that no notice was given to the Ultimate (applicant) and that, with the permission of the Revenue Authorities, the property rights were submitted. The applicant was in possession of the property in question since 1954 and after his death this applicant will be entitled to the acquisition.
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