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FINANCIAL COMMISSIONER HARYANA
N.BALA BASKAR
Jai Ram – Appellant
Versus
Teka – Respondent
N. Bala Baskar, F.C.
Jai Ram and others, filed an application for partition of 144 kanals 6 marlas land situated in Village Umra, tehsil Hansi, district Hisar before the Assistant Collector IInd Grade, Hansi. Teka filed his objections to Naksha 'Kha'. The Assistant Collector IInd Grade directed, vide his order dated 12.10.2000, that Naksha 'Kha' be amended to the extent that keeping in view the share and possession of the parties, killa No. 242/2 should be attached to the Kurra of Teka and Killa No. 78/10 should be attached to the Kurra of the applicant and the adjustment in area according to the share of each party, should be made from the adjoining killa Nos. and that no other alteration should be made in Naksha 'Kha'. The amended Naksha 'Kha' was sanctioned by the Assistant Collector IInd Grade on 23.11.2000. Teka filed an appeal against this order before the Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil)-cum- Collector, Hansi, who dismissed the appeal vide his order dated 16.10.2001. Teka filed a revision petition against the order of Collector, Hansi before the Commissioner, Hisar Division. Commissioner, Hisar Division, found, vide his order dated 20.5.2003, that the revision had partial
Partition proceedings under the Punjab Land Revenue Act do not allow introduction of new objections after the mode of partition has been finalized, reinforcing that established practices must be adhe....
The court upheld the partition proceedings as lawful, confirming adherence to the approved mode of partition and dismissing claims of unjust disturbance of possession.
The court upheld the validity of the partition proceedings under the Punjab Land Revenue Act, affirming that due process was followed and petitioners had adequate opportunity to raise objections, whi....
Equitable allocation of land and adjustment for equitable partition are crucial in upholding the mode of partition, and disturbance of possession does not necessarily invalidate the partition.
The main legal point established in the judgment is that land on the road should be divided amongst all the co-sharers in proportion to their share in the total land holding, as per the Haryana Land ....
The main legal point established in the judgment is that the mode of partition, if not challenged within the statutory limit, attains finality, and the court will not entertain complaints about it af....
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