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LAL DIN versus KARAM DIN

In the section 10, 19A and 30 West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), the allotment of land under the scheme of tenants in the section 164 dispute was allotted to the interest of the parties under subversive tenant scheme and After the death of the original allottee / foreclosure interest in the series, only two of the legal heirs who were allegedly involved in cultivating the land, applied for the grant of proprietary rights. Recommended transfer of rent under 19A. The Government Land (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1912, transferred all the legal heritage of the deceased's original Altai District collector to all the deceased applicants / legal heirs of the deceased, on the recommendation of the legal heirs of the deceased applicants who requested the transfer. Of The land was filed in his favor, against the district collector's order stating that he was the original cultivator of the land in question and entitled to transfer the entire land in his name. The Appellant stated that the Applicants have been endorsed by the Additional Commissioner, in accordance with the Board of Revenue's 20 1960 policy letter, transferring the legacy of the deceased Allottee under the scheme of the Edited Tenants, provided they Do not cultivate in any other area during the life of the original Altai. The family lived in a completely allotted area and that no other land was acquired by them. In the policy letter dated 30 11-1963 issued by the Board of Revenue, it was further decided that all the heirs of the late Allotment Additional Commissioner be given ownership rights. Under the circumstances, order the district collector famous lower court advocate from Shogram lawyer