Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 111 -- Partition of land where Improvement Trust shown as joint owner in Jamabandi - Some of the Khasra numbers in parts acquired by Improvement Trust - Purpose of compulsory acquisition - To acquire definite specific area - Cannot be the purpose of acquisition to have only the share of land - Specific demarcation of land takes place..........
Khasra Girdwari entries -- Person claiming to be in cultivating possession of land in dispute as gair marusi prior to partition between co - sharers - Land recorded to be in possession of owner as Khud Kasht in revenue record - Onus of bringing material on record is on the person who wants presumption to be rebutted - Note - book (used by school children) recorded that..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 16, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118 -- Revision against partition - Plea that shares of parties wrongly determined as Jamabandi which incorporates contents of sanctioned mutation of inheritance of K who is alive and not dead - Objection that presumption of truth attaches to Jamabandi entries and no appeal filed against sanction..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 112 -- Land situated outside Lal Dora - Cannot be excluded from partition...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 16, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118 -- Revision against order approving Naksha `Khe' in partition case - Plea that Bhund Barani land not given according to share of parties - Not tenable as irrigated land equally distributed amongst the parties - Order of Assistant Collector well reasoned and all points raised taken into account,..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 116 -- Partition - Maintaining of possession/not disturbing possession of parties - Not at all costs - Possession has to be respected but not at the_cost of share in most valuable land - Land on Road - front obviously more valuable than other land - Parties if want proportionate share of valuable Road - front - Denial on the basis of..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 111, 113, 114 -- Joinder of necessary parties to partition - All co - sharers of joint Khewat recorded as such in Jamabandi - Have to be impleaded as parties...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 115 -- Partial partition of a joint Khewat - Cannot be allowed...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 116 -- Challenge to final partition on the ground that land situated on the Road and on Phirni of the village, more valuable land as compared to other land and all the parties should be given land according to their share and no co - sharer should suffer at the cost of other co - sharer - Mode of partition provided that while partitioning -..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 16, 121 -- Interference in revision after partition proceedings completed and Sanad Takseem prepared - Any error committed by subordinate authority - Can be corrected in exercise of revisional jurisdiction - Financial Commissioner has inherent powers to correct orders of lower Courts - Can take cognizance of case decided by subordinate..........
