SALEEM KHAN versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH DISTRICT COLLECTOR
Civil Court Defendants have the title to the property rights under Section 42 of the Limitation Act (IX of 8 1908), Section 120 of the Government Land Colonization (Punjab) Act (v. 1912), section 36 suit. Filed a lawsuit for the declaration and challenged the allotment. And the custody of the proprietary rights was rejected simultaneously, the entries for the continuation of the double distribution of the two total numbers in the measles kidney were cited and the individuals were given the deficit numbers and given the proprietary rights. The aforesaid sale land was considered a transfer to the seller in favor of the seller by the seller, it is believed that the document was linked to the total property data the property details were provided for identification only. The process was clear that the authorities had made certain land transfers and the money has been paid. No illegal activity was committed by the Revenue Officers during the claimant claiming the sale deed failed to establish their ownership rights, allowing the declaration of title in advance But no new rights could be created through the Declaration, in order to challenge the transfer, it was necessary to show that it was without legal jurisdiction. The authority exercised jurisdiction over which it was authorized by law, then this bar was applicable and if the authority had not exercised the jurisdiction under it, then this bar included in the law was not applicable. The plaintiff applicants failed to show that the jurisdiction
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