Section 8 (2) Government Land to the Colonization (Punjab) Act (V12 of 1912), Section 3 Government Tenants (Punjab) Act (II9 1893), Section 3 Government Punjab, Notification No. 196 B, Date 282 1944 State Bahawalpur, Notification No. 74, dated 12 6 1944, the official land designated as colony land Notification No. 196B dated 28 b 1944 and dated 74 dated 12 6 1944 issued under section 8 (2) of the Punjab Pre-Impression. ? Act, 1913, with respect to the land included in the colony area, was previously exempted from the right on which the lands applied to the colonies of the Government Land (Punjab) Act, 1912, which were subject to the present disturbing cases. As they owned it. By the government in the Colony area in but they were privately owned at the time of their sale the question was whether the context of the former emperors (the plaintiffs) in view of the above notification was whether the sale of the underground property first. Was the occupation exempt? The underground queries that were closed were government land and they went into private ownership, so their sale will no longer be exempt from premature privileges. The dispute with the shopkeepers was that the underground land was once made under the colonial law of the Government Land (Punjab). , Will not affect the waiver granted to vendors under the ownership change notification. Once idity colony land is declared as and in force under the Government Land Colonization (Punjab) Act, 1912, it shall remain under the aforesaid Act. And as such, pending notification under the pending notification, that the property will eventually be redeemed
