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MUHAMMAD TARIQ vs MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM S — 2025 CLC 1775 BOARD-OF-REVENUE-PUNJAB

Case information

Citation
2025 CLC 1775 BOARD-OF-REVENUE-PUNJAB
Year
2025
Reporter
CLC
Parties
MUHAMMAD TARIQ vs MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM S
Subject matter
Civil
Provisions referred to
S. 135---P

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Judgment text as reported

MUHAMMAD TARIQ VS MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM S. 135---Partition---Entitlement and possession, consideration of---Petitioner (co-sharer) assailed order passed by the Additional Commissioner (Revenue) whereby a specific khasra number, indicated by the respondent (co-sharers), was excluded from his (respondent's) share and was included in the share of the petitioner ('khasra number-in-question')---Validity---Record revealed that the khasra number-in-question (the respondent wanted to be excluded from his share) remained under possession of the respondent, and father of the respondent, undeniably, had sold a piece from that land to Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited and got payment for that land---Thus, the khasra number-in-question could not be excluded from the share of the respondent and could not be included in the share of the petitioners---Respondents could not highlight any other infringement of their rights---Hence, the Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) rightly rejected the appeal of the respondent and the Additional Commissioner (Revenue), Sahiwal Division, clearly wrapped up the whole proceedings by passing a stereotype order, without considering the record and facts---Member Board of Revenue set aside impugned order passed by the Additional Commissioner (Revenue); consequently, orders passed by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) and Tehsildar were maintained---Revision petition was accepted, in circumstances.

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