GHULAM SARWAR KHAN versus GHULAM NABI
Colonization Section 10 of the Government Land (Punjab) Act 1912, section of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), Section 164E Authorized Tenants Scheme for the advance of allotted applicants under the Allotted Tenants Scheme. Allotment was. It was located in the same restricted area in which the applicant was found to be eligible for an alternative allotment, however, the alternative allotment was made in favor of the respondent, an outsider, while the applicant was of the same check as his previous allotment. Was made and the alternative land was reasonably valid as the allotment petitioner had the better right to receive the replacement allotment in the same chuck as Chuck's allottee, because the applicant personally than the defendant, from the defendant. A copy of the rights record was copied, while such copy was included on the respondent's file ? The patwari was issued in favor of a stranger and the defendant was made on a specific date, and the presence of the patwari was mentioned by the same collector, however, in that particular date the applicant's case. The matter of postponement appears to have been biased in favor of the collector, on the basis that the patwari was not present. In its unclean order, defendants were instructed to submit the deduction before acquiring the land, however, a request for the issuance of a warrant entry was made after a period of about nine months, which they later collected on rent. Was released after the release. Deeper litigation about this land also supports the notion that the order of allotment in favor of the respondents is not a decision.
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