Section 2 (2) (i) and (3) Pakistan (Administration of Evacuee Property) Act (XII of 1957), Section 2 (2) (3) Colonization of Government Land (Punjab) Act (V12 of 1912), Section 10 & Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan Article 199 Constitutional Request The state government resumed such land after the auction of public land auctioned by non-Muslims who had migrated to India in 1946 and thereafter The allotment was made to the plaintiff under the well-drowning scheme. With regard to the allotment of land by the Settlement Authorities and the applicant to their order, the Board of Revenue in India is satisfied with the claim that the land resumed due to non-payment of the full cost of the auction. was done. The validity of the vacant property as the auction buyer paid Rs 35,596 / 50 out of Rs 47,462 is nothing in the record to show that the last installment in Khusra Gurdwari was due to non-payment of such entries. The land was restarted. The crops of Rabi-1952 from 1952 to 1952 will not provide such land as it was re-established. It would not be necessary to acquire full ownership rights in the state land through a vacant state, as the government (Punjab) had to declare vacant property. The provision of section 15 of the notice cannot be interpreted as striking all the rights of auction buyers on such land. By May 4, 1992, the government had declared that all such lands should be vacated, even if full payment was made. Whether or not there was any right to evacuate in a land that would make the same vacant property the same place or No such land has ever been emptied
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