SULTAN AHMAD versus MEHR DIN
Colonization of Public Lands (Punjab) Act 1912 Section 19 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), for the specific performance of the Section 12 suit contract, to acquire, sell and sell allotment rights before the allotment of land. Prior to the sale of the land rights in question in favor of the plaintiffs, whether section 19 is prohibited by the Government Land Colonization (Punjab) Act 1912 and as such, the certificate in question, granted / approved in the land Refers to the full sale of the right. The question, such process has been carried out without the prior permission / permission of a competent authority, shall be void and not enforceable by any court law, however, such work shall be governed by this Agreement only. Was reflected under which would be a sale. After acquiring proprietary rights in future ownership or documentation, only the sale of the corpus is reflected, not the Allot / Grant. According to the rights, the same was lawful and, on the basis of this, the specific performance of the contract was competent and a decree could be passed in favor of the plaintiffs following the conditions mentioned in this document and the law of full sale Was satisfied. Of course, the action in question reflects a complete surrender of rights to the collection of dues and development charges already paid, but the allotment had nothing to do with completing the sale document, thus, All incidents occurred and there were no similarities. In this case the document for sale is a contract, although it is defined as an agreement to transfer the rights to the underground land.
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