Sections 4, 10, 19A [as amended by the Government Land Acquisition (Punjab) (Amendment) Act (III of 1951]] and Schedule 1 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 of the Civil Code (V8) 1908), A VII, R 11 Horse Breeding Scheme 1904 The suit for the declaration of a state land under the Lower Jhelum Colony Area, Shahpur Allotment District, Abortion of the rights of tenancy inherited mutation by his eldest son. After his death, it was certified on 23 5 1938 (Defendant) to dismiss the defendant against his younger son (Plaintiff) under AVII, R 11, CPC. Your younger brother Has claimed that it claims half of the original allottee's tenancy rights. Tenancy as a special law relates to the land retained under the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887; therefore, it is not applicable because of the common law of the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia Applicability) Act, 1962. Or the Magnificent Alliance had passed the Colonial Law (Punjab) Act of 1912 in the Land of Government (Punjab) Act 1912, before entering into section 19A in the year 1951, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the tenants under the Horse Breeding Scheme 1904 1906, Tehsil Sargodha. The preliminary rule was applied in the year 1938 at the time of the death of the original Allottee. Even though the special condition of succession was canceled, the change of immovable inheritance of the Punjab Government was approved on 23 19 1938, under which the plant was rejected on a case-by-case basis.
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