PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY COLONIES, BOARD OF REVENUE, LAHORE versus CH. ABDUS SATTAR
Section 19 The real allottee assigns / separates his land which falls into the prohibited zone. Such land does not fall into the restricted zone at the time of its original allotment. Allotment is necessary to assign / separate such land. The Allot (Defendant) was allotted under a scheme and upon executing a sale agreement with the Provincial Government, it was taken over by the same land and subsequently obtained permission from the Commissioner under Section 19. After doing so, the original Alteree executed the sale in favor of the respondent (defendant). In the Government Land (Punjab) 's Colonization Act, 1912, Assignee applied for a property owned by Pota, which was rejected by the Board of Revenue on the ground that the land covered in the Prohibited Zone was, however, high. At the time of the allotment to the original allotment, the Court did not allow the land to fall under Zone C on the basis of this. The Revenue Board's (Appellant's) counsel stated that the land in the prohibited zone of the municipal committee had fallen and that, in the notification issued by the Board of Revenue, no proprietary rights could be given to such land. The original allottee executed the sale agreement in favor of the provincial government / collector, and one of the provisions of the agreement is that when the allottee does not transfer or dissociate the land without the written permission of the official surgery. ? The original allottee, it does not fall into the prohibited zone and hence, the subsequent notification shall not include any clause between the original allottee and the provincial government through the Revenue Board Sale Agreement, which the original allottee may assign. , Mortgage
