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GHULAM NABI versus PROVINCE OF SINDH

Protection of the rights of property of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Section 5 Sindh Irrigation Act (VII 1879), ss 16, 17 and 21 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 24 and 260 Absence of certain orders or restrictions, to obtain water The right, though available to the landlords under Section 21, the Sindh Irrigation Act, 1879, has been stripped by the enforcement of the Section Irrigation (Amendment) Ordinance, 1999, but the water courses are entitled to the landlord's individual property rights. The compensation will be paid only if deprivation takes the form of acquisition or occupation, under section 16 of the Sindh Irrigation Act, 1879, it is demanded that any dispute Saw who has the permission of an authorized canal officer can construct a watercourse on the ground after obtaining the consent of the holders. Under Section 17 of the said Act, land may even be acquired to enable a person to construct a water course and it may also cause construction by a canal officer, but all expenses may be incurred by this person. Applying for the construction of a water course, irrigating your land, anyone wishing to take advantage of such a water course can also apply for joint ownership and construction. In contributing, section 21 of the Act may be treated, however, as a matter of rights and obligations of the owners of the water courses. In addition to the need to maintain them, it gives such owners the right to supply water. Although the right to supply water available to applicants under Article 21 has been stripped, it appears that the water courses have been retained as individual property. when you need a advocate from Gujrat lawyer