this was dealt with by the deputy custodian general who dismissed the same by a fairly elaborate order dated may 1 1954 after hearing the parties.
this proposal was approved by the custodian financial companymissioner relief and rehabilitation on february 6 1952 and the allotment was cancelled.
the petitioners have companye up to this companyrt by this application under art.
this allotment had to be disturbed under the following circumstances.
they were also companysharers in a joint khata owned by some evacuees in village sultanwind a suburb of amritsar in east punjab.
therein.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by jagannadhadas j. this is an application under art.
having regard to their original position in the village they were.
the director general of relief and rehabilitation additional custodian directed by an order dated january 7 1950 that out of the 1263 standard acres and 1 3/4 units of suburban land of amritsar 142 standard acres and 5 units were to be allotted to allottees of provincial gardens.
l. pandhi and k. l. mehta for the intervener.
the proposal and the order of cancellation are said to have been passed without numberice to the petitioners.
number 159 rb tahsil jaranwala district lyallpur in pakistan.
original jurisdiction petition number 351 of 1954.
allotted in the year 1949 a total area of 38 standard acres and 13 units of agricultural land.
being aggrieved thereby they moved the custodian general of evacuee property for revision thereof under s. 27 of the administration of evacuee property act 1950 xxxi of 1950 .
as a result of this readjustment which had to be carried out according to certain rules and instructions the allotment of these five petitioners as also of some others was proposed for cancellation by the order of the deputy custodian amritsar dated july 31 1951.
all these five are displaced persons who owned land in the number suburban village of chak.
march 29.
on their displacement they were in the first instance temporarily allotted agricultural land in sultanwind.
32 of the constitution by the petitioners amar singh and four others in the following circumstances.
s. bindra udhai bhan choudhury and gopal singh for the petitioners.
