PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH COLLECTOR SIALKOT versus RANA ZILADAR KHAN
14 Punjab Jinnah Population for Rural Areas (III of 1986), Section 10 Transferred Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 54 Land acquired for a particular purpose / Establishment of a colony. The extraordinary delay in the use of the land for the purpose stated above was the return of the land effect to the plaintiff (defendant), the landowner, whom the provincial government (appellant) introduced in the rural areas in 1990 to non-prospectors for the Punjab Jinnah. Taken over by the population. Subject land for the establishment of the colony was acquired through mutual negotiation and consent of the parties and compensation was also paid to the plaintiff, the provincial government did not use the underground land for the establishment of the colony and the plaintiff. Filed a claim that the land should be returned. They were allowed by the trial court pursuant to Rule 14 of the Punjab Land Acquisition Rules 1983, but the Appellate Court dismissed the Appellate High Court. The amended jurisdiction, the restitution judgment, and the trial court's order Subjectland were taken into account by mutual negotiation between the parties, a fact established by the relevant mutation in which the plaintiff accepted the matter. What was Settlement and acquisition of such colony was not subject to the terms of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, but it was in the nature of a sale which fulfilled the requirements of section 454 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 , Even if this topic is not used. No arrangements for non-proprietors in the Rural Areas Act, 1986 in the Punjab Jinnah Settlements, to establish a colony still under the provincial government.
