Succession in section 19A and 20 tenancy was made before the implementation of section 19A of the Tenancy Government Land (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1912, in such tenancy inheriting the tenant's daughters (heirs). Acquisition was purchased by the tenant in the scope colony area. The open auction tenant was sold in 191945. After paying the first installment after the sale, his son approved the change in 1956 after paying the rest and in his favor. The tenant's daughter claimed her share of the property, the trial court ruled through the trial court's first appeal court dismissing the appeal filed by the sons. The High Court also rejected the review petition filed against the first appellate court order stating that the rights under the tenancy were inherited (by all tenants' heirs) submitted to Section 19A of the Government's colonies. The Land Acquisition (Punjab) Act, 1912 was section 19A of the Government's Land Colonial Law (Punjab) Act, 1912, whereby the tenancy became the tenant's inheritance. The ordinance with the Muslim Personal Law was applicable to the tenants where the Muslim tenant had died after the enactment of section 19A (under Government Lands (Punjab) (Amendment) Act 1951). Died in 1945, before the enactment of section 19A of the Government Lands (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1912, his tenancy rights were to be exercised under section 20 of the same Act, at the time of his death. The tenant paid only one installment and he was still a tenant, so, in exchange for the succession in tenancy,
