MUHAMMAD ASLAM versus GHULAM RASOOL
Under Sections 18, 42 and 54 of the Colonization of Government Lands (Punjab) Act (V12 of 1912), Section 10 and 19 of the Transfer Property Act (1V of 1882), section 554 Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), section 115 \ tube well. Sale of allocated land. The lawsuit against vendors with incomplete title to the sinking scheme erf title and Wendy's rights to a permanent injunction, the end tube well sinking scheme for allotment of landlords, said landlord / claimant and Sold in favor of vendors. The person, who was the most considerate, also learned that the shopkeepers planned to separate the suit land from others, filed a lawsuit against the defendants / sellers for a permanent injunction. Yes, but the courts dismissed the order was not permissible to keep the case in its present form, the appellate court upholding the trial court's finding that the plaintiffs / shopkeepers had brought the case for PK. Based on a property sale agreement which is still owned by the provincial government and no proprietary rights were granted to the defendants / sellers, the agreement to sell to the plaintiff was rightly rejected. No title to the property will be created, in favor of the vendors on the basis of such agreement, the vendors were in favor of forcing the vendors to enforce the contract, even if the vendors Based on the agreement, the land was transferred to the vendors, but it would only be considered that the shopkeeper was Stepped in issues which do just that by another document
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