INTRODUCTION Tenancy means a parcel of land held by the tenant of a landlord under one lease or one set of conditions. The tenancy is not only created by express contract but also by Implication or by the conduct of parties. The establishment of the right of occupancy has become an old concept. With the … Read more
INTRODUCTION Under the Punjab Tenancy Act, of 1887, a tenant having the right of occupancy can be ejected on different grounds. The procedure of ejectment is described in this act. A tenant shall not be ejected without following the procedure described under the Punjab Tenancy Act, of 1887. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Sections 39, 40, 41, … Read more
INTRODUCTION The appointment of the referee is of great importance during a dispute between landlord and tenant. Mostly in villages, the rent is paid to the Landlords by the tenants by way of sharing the produce. This kind of rent is known as Batai and Zabti rent. According to Punjab Tenancy Act its the right … Read more
INTRODUCTION By the enforcement of the Punjab Tenancy Agreement Act VII of 1952 the occupancy night has become very limited Section 115 of the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887. This provision has been introduced by the Act (VIl) of 1952 which describes the limits on the holding for personal cultivation. This section tells about the procedure … Read more
INTRODUCTION Improvement means with reference to tenancy any work which is brought about either by the landlord or by the tenant. The rights and duties of landlord and tenant towards improvement are described in the Punjab Tenancy Act 1887. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Sections 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 68 Punjab Tenancy Act 1887. DEFINITION … Read more
INTRODUCTION Compensation is that amount which is necessary to restore an injured party to his former position. Therefore compensation is the money that a court or other tribunal orders to be paid by a person whose acts or omissions have caused loss or injury to another person. RELEVANT PROVISION Sections 70 to 73 deal … Read more
INTRODUCTION The technical Arabic term for its Anglo-Mohammedan equivalent “pre-emption” is “SHUFAA”, which literally means “adding” or “preference”. Pre-emption is village communities in British India and its origin in the Mohammedan Law as to pre-emption and was apparently unknown in India before the time of the Mughal rulers. In the course of time, customs of … Read more
INTRODUCTION The technical Arabic term for its Anglo-Mohammedan equivalent “pre-emption is SHUFAA which literally means “adding” or “preference”. The persons entitled to claim or exercise the right of pre-emption are mentioned under the Punjab Preemption Act 1991. However, every person has no right to pre-emption. This right arises only on a complete sale. RELEVANT PROVISIONS … Read more
INTRODUCTION Under the Punjab Pre-emption Act 1991, the right of pre-emption can be acquired by demand from a person who has the right of pre-emption. Section 13 of this Act clearly says that the night of pre-emption is extinguished if no demand out of the three demands is made. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Section 13 Punjab … Read more
INTRODUCTION Section 27 Under Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1991 empowered to Court to determine the market value of the property. The sound guidelines for the determination of the market value of the property describes in section 28 of this Act. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Sections 27, 28 of Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1991. LITERAL MEANING The price … Read more
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