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MUHAMMAD SADIQ versus MUHAMMAD RAMZAN

Sections 8 and 42 of the Special Relief Act 1877 (42) of the Government Colonies (Punjab) Act, Section 19 Registration, Act (XVI of 1908), sections 47 and 48 of the Transfer Property Act (IV 1879), sections 43 and 54 The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), for the possession of the student without declaration of claim, claimed that in the year 1966, it purchased the state land through twenty-five unregistered sale deeds, The price is 49 93 93. It was a sale at the request of the defendants. The acquisition of proprietary rights by the Allottee and the rights of the plaintiffs under section 19 of the Government Land (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1912, had no legal consequence as the allotment suit was not legally owned by the land. Could not give title to the plaintiffs. And after this property was acquired in the proprietary rights in the year in prop acqu prop, the land was sold to other defendants through a registered trial court, while the appellate court ruled on the case, which the High Court Had affirmed in the second appeal. Without the acquisition of the proprietary rights, the allotment has no legal effect and will remain suspended until the proprietary rights are acquired through the allottee / seller. It is understood that the Government is subject to the fulfillment of the conditions contained in Section 19 of the colonization of public lands. (Punjab) Act, 1912, will be a complete sale for all practical purposes and can tile beneficiaries with the ability to take possession against the defendants, costing each sold process in favor of the plaintiffs. Registration is not required for less than Rs. 100 jobs for advocates from FR Bannu / Lakki lawyer