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BASHIRAN BIBI versus FATIMA JAN

Temporary Allotment of Land to Temporary Allotment of Land to Temporary Allotment of Land to Temporary Allotment of Immigrants to Jammu and Kashmir in Colonial Act 1912 Sections 10 and 30 West Pakistan Rehabilitation and Settlement Scheme, 1956, Para 44 Was allotted to. The family, in whose name the land was allotted temporarily, paid all the dues and a permanent transfer of ownership rights was obtained in his name. A daughter of the head of the family challenged the permanent transfer of land in the name of the head of the family. Just claiming that since the temporary allotment of land was initially for three family members in the dispute, a permanent allotment was also required in the names of all three family members and not the head of the AAA in the West Pakistan restoration paragraph. In the Name and Settlement Scheme, in 1956, Jammu and Kashmir refugees who could cultivate the land on their own needed only the family whose temporary alterations were planned to make land part in the dispute. Was gone, the land could be cultivated and her two dependent daughters could not cultivate the basic allotment of temporary allotment. Which clearly showed that the allotment of land in the dispute was in the name of the head of the family and that the number of family members mentioned for three was due to the limitation of the required land for the family's care. The head of the right was entitled to a permanent allotment / settlement of ownership rights in relation to the land only in his name, especially when all liabilities were paid. By them and two daughters who are the head of the family registration advocate from Domeli lawyer