- Rule 2(C) provides that “khalsa land” means the land which is so mentioned or entered in the revenue record but it does not include demarcated forest land, or such other khalsa lands which stand earmarked for village common purposes. Qamar Zaman and 39 others v. Aurangzeb and 2 others 2002 SCR 66 (A)
- Rules 3, 7, 8, 9 & 10 — None of the rules debars the Collector of the district to grant the sanction in favour of a person who has his own personal holding — The requirement of law simply is that the Collector shall send the Assistant Commissioner for making the spot inspection and to report as to whether the applicant is eligible for grant of land and is a deserving person. Qamar Zaman and 39 others v. Aurangzeb and 2 others 2002 SCR 66 (B)
- Rule 7 — under taking by lease holder — lease of land for residential purpose is sanctioned under rule 7 — an undertaking under the Rules is filed before the Collector — Condition No. 5 of the undertaking, provides that whenever the land is acquired for a public purpose, the lease-holder will not be entitled to receive the compensation except the construction raised on the said land. Collector land acquisition v. Qamar Abbas Rizvi & 4 others 2016 SCR 114 (A)
- Rule 7 — Govt. owner of the land—lease holder obtained lease for residential purpose — no construction raised — land acquired for public purpose — reference by lease holder — maintainability — under Rule 7, lease holder filed an undertaking that he will surrender the land in favour of Govt., if it is required for a public purpose — Held: He is not an aggrieved person to maintain a reference application — the decree against the Azad Govt. without notice and providing an opportunity of hearing, is a nullity in the eye of law. Collector land acquisition v. Qamar Abbas Rizvi & 4 others 2016 SCR 114 (F)
- The lease holder is not an owner of the land as such has no right to claim compensation. Collector land acquisition v. Qamar Abbas Rizvi & 4 others 2016 SCR 114 (B)
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