Establishment of property rights under the Government Land Colonization (Punjab) Act 1912 Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Public Land Colonization Act (Punjab) Act 1912, the tenant is not entitled to the property rights of the tenant. was found. Based on the fact that its allotted land is in the Prohibition Zone and such land was excluded from the allotment as a part of the Pleasure Prejudice, the High Court has asked the tenants to consider the Prohibition Zone. Was directed to give the Board of Revenue's proprietary rights, issued instructions that distance should be measured when the allotment was made and not when the tenants were given proprietary rights, however, it was three miles away. Was outside the range that he was given the allotment of, but when he was five miles away, the property rights were handed over to the collector. Was required to be excluded from consultation with the WAPDA Authority of 500 feet as well as a kiosk bias \ course in which they could not afford the tenant, therefore, it had to comply with the law regarding its proprietary rights. There was a right to be considered, therefore, the judicial question regarding the intervention of the High Court, no further consideration was required, the leave to appeal was denied in the circumstances.
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