Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 34, 35, 36, 37 -- Mutation on the basis of registered sale deed - Revenue Officer required to determine right/title of vendor - No mutation of ownership can be sanctioned on the basis of possession only...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 34, 35, 36, 37 -- Mutation on the basis of registered sale deed - Sale deed purporting to transfer land owned by Mushtarka Malkan - Co - sharer cannot transfer more than his share in joint land - Vendor failed to show extent of share in joint holding and exclusive possession of Khasra Nos. sought to be alienated - Mutation of..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 34, 35, 36, 37 -- Mutation of inheritance on the basis of registered Will - Circumstances - (1) only one marginal witness examined who is father - in - law of beneficiary and hence interested witness, (2) natural heirs of deceased ignored, (3) deceased HK in the Will at one place referred to as widow of Kartar Singh and in another place as..........
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..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 44 -- Jamabandi entry - Presumption of truth attaches - Adverse entry due to mischief committed by revenue official in making fictitious entry - Presumption attaches to later entries...........
Punjab Land Revenue Rules, 1908, Rule 15 -- Lambardar, appointment of - Order appointing Lambardar - Quite sketchy, appears to be part of office noting, not in proper form, neither logical nor gives proper reasons for appointing Lambardar, presence/absence of parties not recorded - Such sketchy illogical order - Needs to be set aside - Punjab Land Revenue Act, Sections 13..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 16 -- Lambardari revision - Order appointing Lambardar upheld in appeal - - Collector's order quite sketchy, neither logical nor gives reasons for appointing and not in proper form - Commissioner's order in appeal also quite sketchy wherein merits and demerits of candidates not properly examined - Orders of Collector and Commissioner..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 16 -- Lambardari revision - Appeal in lambardari case summarily disposed of - Order quite sketchy - Merits and demerits of candidates not properly examined - Appellate order set aside in revision...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, Section 13 -- Lambardari appeal - Maintainability - Person not a candidate before Collector - No locus standi to file appeal - Only one person applied in response to proclamation, Collector found him suitable for the post and appointed him Lambardar - Appeal before Commissioner claiming to be in public interest by a person not a candidate..........
Punjab Land Revenue Rules, 1908, Rule 19B -- Harijan Lambardar - Only one person applied in response to proclamation - Collector found the candidate suitable for the post and appointed him Harijan Lambardar - Order appointing Lambardar upheld in revision as no illegality or perversity in order of Collector - Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 16...........
