BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB, THROUGH SECRETARY, GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB COLONIES DEPARTMENT versus SETHI STRAW BOARDS MILLS LTD.
Section 2 and 3 State Land Grants, such grants shall not, in a general sense, be common to the parties under common law. Land will not be a matter of contract or sale agreement. General principles of general agreement cannot be requested. Nor does the question of litigation arise. In such cases legal performance may be legally created, provided for in Section 2, Government Grants Act, 1895, all grants and all transfers of land or interest by the Government in the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Was inspected by the Department of Defense, while Section 3 protected it. The provisions of such grant from the provisions of any other law, together with the effect of Sections 2 and 3 of the Government Grants Act 1895, were that the terms of a grant or the terms of any transfer of land by a government Are enclosed by legal law tents. Section 3 of the Act governs the terms of such a grant, beyond any restrictive provision or equality of justice principles contained in any applicable law. If the UT and the good conscience were not compliant with such conditions as in Sections 2 and 3 by the common law, the Government may enforce any provision, limitation or restriction in any grant made to any person. Was to be considered arbitrary. The rights and privileges and obligations of any grant of the Government shall be fully governed by the terms of the grant, even if such terms were not in conformity with the provisions of any other law. The landowner called it a grant on a grant
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