Section 12 of the Colonial Law of Government Land (Punjab Law 1912), Section 19 of the Contract Act (IX of 1872), Sections 31 and 32 of the agreement to sell public land against its tenant after the acquisition of its proprietary rights tenant. Suit for specific performance. It was pleaded that this case was not enforceable because the agreement was executed without obtaining permission from the Collector. Legitimate agreement shows that the tenant had his particular performance postponed until the acquisition of the proprietary rights, in the agreement such bookings disclosed the prohibition, the identity of which to the contracting parties itself The legal influence and effort to keep the law within the bounds of the law to operate in accordance with the requirements of the law was a viable nature of such contract after the grant of the proprietary rights to the tenant and violated any provision. Cannot be declared public under Section 19 of the Colonial Law (Punjab) Act, 1912 of the Public Lands Act, 1912 or Nt policy after the acquisition of land ownership rights suit had refused to move to the claimant, therefore, was able lawsuit filed by its decision conditions suit was MC \ r \ n