Section 19 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Proof of Sale of Section 554 Colony Land Granted by the Deputy Commissioner for the Transfer of Rights in Colony Land, the Bonus Feds Suite property was granted in favor of a grant by the then Governor of the State What was Vendre, who occupied the suit property as a lender, claimed that he had purchased the same from the grant after obtaining permission from the Deputy Commissioner under section 19 of the Government Lands (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1912. , Which was on the authorized seller of the ounce to confirm the legitimate sale, however, by no oral or documentary evidence, did it prove when the contract between the grant and the alleged seller occurred and when the sale was paid. The status of the seller as the seller of the suit property cannot be altered. None of the documents proved that its contents were recorded in the tax, ie the daily intervals of Patwari, even with the permission given by the Deputy Commissioner, failed because Section 19 of the Government Lands (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1912 was objectionable. The alleged seller claimed that he had been able to occupy the suit property since 1937 but he did not seek approval from the collector so that it would move in his name during his lifetime. According to the time of the grant, which died in 1953, the alleged seller recorded a request about which Grant's wife filed for permission to sell the land to the alleged seller, although the taxpayer filed his evidence I have stated that such request was neither signed nor signed by the thumb mark Grant's wife and persons who allegedly identified her.
