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CHAUDHRY AZIM BAKHSH versus MST. JANNAT BIBI

Easement Act 1882 Section 15 Homeless Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act (XXVIII of 19582, Section 3 (3)) The vacant property was allotted a vacant property and a permanent transfer deadline 10 4 Issued in 1965 an affiliate property was acquired by 9 C by auction on 8 9 1960 and it was confirmed on 21 9 1960 and it was obtained on 31 fer 1963 \ C him C. A permanent transfer agreement was issued where the two properties terminated each other. The dispute over the right to ease, if any, extinguishes the moment when a person inherits the central and state inheritance in 1959. Becomes the owner, when he becomes the owner of the property, the right to ease, if any, the eviction has been abolished at this place until such right can be claimed. The Central Government has become the owner of all the properties used in Section 3 (3), Homeless Persons (Compensation). The Action and Rehabilitation Act, 1958 means that all rights are easily lost. Once this property is permanently allotted to two transferees, it leaves the acquisition of the vacant property, and if the rights are readily granted, then the requirements will still be provided. Section 15, the Amendment Act, 1882 was fulfilled even if the parties, in the present case, could exercise their right to ease, 10 4 after 1965 or at most 31 8 after 1963, when this case was settled in 1971. Had not matured The principle was established famous high court advocate from Sohawa District Daska lawyer