Implementation of the Property Act 1882 Section 43 Implementation of the Public Land Rehabilitation (Punjab) Act (V 1912), the transfer by section 10 unauthorized person who later became interested in the transfer of property. Had moved. By challenging the title to some property in which he was not the owner at the time of sale, or because of certain circumstances his title was incubate or defective and he subsequently obtained legal honors in the property. Was stopped. The principle of transfer is contained in section 43, the Transfer Property Act, 82 1882 in, known as the principle of estoppel by feeding, in the case when the property was transferred to the transferor, the property was transferred. Did not have the rights that were transferred thereafter. The plaintiff, meanwhile, acquired the land acquired on the basis of his former rights and protected letters, the original transfer / seller, after which the proprietary rights were acquired, then proportional to the provisions of section 43, the Transferred Transfer Act, 1882. As a result of feeding, Stoepel's rule was forbidden to reclaim the land and the plaintiff had acquired the land in question through premature occupation and submitted it. The sale proceeds in court will be deemed to be owned by [Estoppel]
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