Supreme Court of India
Punjab Wakf Board v. Gram Panchayat @ Gram Sabha
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For the aforesaid reasons, the appeal fails and is dismissed.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
Punjab Village Common Land (Regulations) Act, 1961-Section 2(g) & Section 13 'shamilat deh '-Village property used for community purposes Revenue records show Gram Panchayat as owner-Whether land in question is 'Shami/at deh '-Held, yes-Further Held, a suit for declaration in respect of the property is barred. Waif Act 1954-Sections 4,5(2),6-Notification by Waif Board declaring suit property to the Waif Property-Respondent claiming the land as shami/at deh and used by community-Assistant Collector and Collector rejecting mutation in favour of WakfBoard-Whether the decision by Assistant
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