KOHINOOR TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED versus BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB
Sections 41 and 43A Punjab Land Acquisition Rules, 1983, R15 General Clauses Act (X of 1897), Restrictions on Transfer of Land Authority Acquired for the Exchange of Section 21 Lakshity Capitality, Applicable Petition Company's Rule Textile I acquired the land for expansion. Contracted with the Provincial Government under section 41 of the Mills and Land Acquisition Act, 1894. The Convention Deed was implemented which prohibited obtaining prior approval of the Government for transfer of land acquired through sale, mortgage, gift etc. The applicant company submitted an application to the Provincial Board of Revenue for permission to sell the acquired land, which was rejected, the company moved another application. On the same issue which was accepted by the Company by the Provincial Board of Revenue before the DCO, on this basis, the Punjab Government allowed the sale of the already acquired land from which the applicant company acquired the land. Intended to use a piece of land, but the Adel District Collector rejected the request and withdrew the permission granted by the Board of Revenue on the ground that the High Court had filed the petitioner company's petition. The constitutional application for the subject matter was dismissed, that was, after the permission to sell the acquired land, Shaner was sued in favor of the company and th. It also cannot be withdrawn on the basis of amendments to the rules, which had no prior effect. Revenue authorities did not have the authority to withdraw permission. I was told that Section 43A of the Land Acquisition Act 1894 was acquired by the Company
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