MUHAMMAD SHARIF versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH DISTRICT OFFICER REVENUE PAKPATTAN
Sections 19 and 10 Punjab Government's Notification No. 3215 79 3973 C II, Dated 39 1979, Condition No. 13 Legal sale suit of land allotted by the Provincial Government Regulations allotted by the Land Land Allottee in Land Year 1971 Was allocated. The plaintiff later became the tenant of the original allottee and later agreed to buy the land but the transaction could not be completed because the land was resumed by an order by the provincial government in 1977, it was stated that the plaintiff had received revenue. Assaulted before the authorities, but without success, he then filed a civil suit for his remedy, which the plaintiff eventually filed before the Revenue Authorities on the basis of notification number 3215 79 3973 C II. I was granted the suit on December 3, 1979 to acquire the proprietary rights, but on the basis of this application It was excluded that he was not eligible under the said notification because he was already the owner of the Land Measure uring 100 kanal appeal and the order of the Revenue Officers against the revocation was also dismissed, the Plaintiff filed the Revenue Authorities. Again, a new civil case has been filed against the verdict, which was dismissed by the civil court as it was dismissed for any reason. Punjab Government's notification number 3215 79 3973 C II, dated 39th 1979, gave the proprietary rights to these eligible persons. Who had leased temporary farming. The compensated lease was defined as either landless persons or any non-holding owners, ie, 12 5-acre owners, as was the case with the plaintiff in the continued cultivation of the leasehold land before the kharif season 1977. There was more land than this and that