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Respondent companies flied suits in Civil Courts for perpetual injuctions restraining the Appellant State from demanding payment of royalty for removal of brick-earth from owners’ lands and insisting upon obtaining of requisite mining licences or permits. They based their claim on the premise that though the brick earth was classified as minor mineral under the Rules, since the State of Punjab was not the owner of brick-earth in the lands concerned, no necessity arose for payment of royalty and for obtainment of mining licences or permits.The Civil Courts accepted the claim and decreed the…
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