NOTES ON LOCAL RIGHTS

The manner in which different classes of rights abandoned in Pakistan are treated for purposes of allotment in East Punjab and Pepsu and the basis of valuation of various rights in evacuee land in East Punjab and Pepsu have been explained in Chapter III. There were, however, special problems pertaining to individual districts on which specific orders were passed. The more important of these orders are summarised in this Appendix-

A—WEST PUNJAB

1. Lahore district

(a) Valuation of share of occupancy tenant paying rent partly in cash and partly in kind :

The commutation prices assumed by the Settlement Officer for calculating net assets are employed for determining the respective share of the landlord and the occupancy tenant.

(b) Rent of occupancy tenant at revenue rates :

Where the entry in respect of rent paid by an occupancy tenant is at "revenue rates," the share of the occupancy tenant is reckoned at 15 annas out of the rupee.

In one case the classification of land is shown as banjar jadid hut the cash rent paid by the occupancy tenant is given as Rs. 1|8|- per rupee of land revenue. According to the scheme of valuations of occupancy and landlord rights (Chapter III, para 14), rent at this rate implies a value of 9 annas for the rights of the occupancy tenant. Since the village is almost wholly perennial, the classification of the holding as banjar jadid seems to be somewhat accidental. For valuation of the share of the occupancy tenant, therefore, the land is treated as if it was perennial.

2. Sialkot district.

High cash rent for occupancy tenant:

Where the rent of an occupancy tenant is shown in the records as being eight or ten times the land revenue, going beyond the provision in the general scheme of valuations (Chapter iii, para 14), the occupancy tenant's share was valued at 4 annas and that of the landlord at 12 annas.

3. Mianwali district.

(a) A special case of rent payable by an occupancy tenant:

In one case the rent payable by an occupancy tenant is shown as being payable at revenue rates plus commuted value of one-eighth of produce. It was decided to value the share of the occupancy tenant at 11 annas in the rupee according to the scheme of valuations in Chapter iii para 14.

(b) Sijji mashki and waku rights:

The mashiki, being entitled to one-half of the land belonging to the sijji (owner), has been treated as occupancy tenant. The waku's right is not of a permanent character.

4. Jhang district.

A special case of occupancy rights :

In one case a Muslim occupancy tenant under a non-Muslim owner got land cultivated by a non-Muslim occupancy tenant, but gave half batai to the non-Muslim owner. The owner's right has been valued at 11 annas and that of the occupancy tenant at 5 annas.

5. Dera Ghazi Khan district.

(a) Pachotri Karat:

In Dera Ghazi Khan district a pachotri karai is entitled to payment up to four times the land revenue from an inferior owner. This right resembles that of a jagirdar or a muafidar, since the pachotri Tear is not entitled to physical possession of land. The right docs not qualify for allotment.

(b) Lath mar or lath 'band:

The Gazetteer of D.G. Khan district treats the rights of a lath mar or lath band as being those of an occupancy tenant. No value is, therefore, set on these rights.

Certain lessees of Government land in tahsil Sanghar pay 'and revenue and also malkana equal to the amount of land revenue. The rights of lessees have been valued at 25 per cent of the value of the holding.

B—EAST PUNJAB

1. Amritsar district.

Where the cash rent payable by an occupancy tenant exceeds Rs. 2|8|- per rupee of the land revenue, which is the highest rate in the scheme stated in Chapter III, para 14, the right of the landlord is valued at 12 annas and that of the occupancy tenant at 4 annas.

2. Gurdaspur district.

The ancestral shares of co-sharers have been valued, where certain area was washed away by river action, became ShamiIat and was again reclaimed.

3. Jullundur district.

Where, in a mixed village containing both evacuee and non-evacuee land, the share of the evacuees in shamilat is greater than the area held by evacuee occupancy tenants, the entire area in the latter category may be reckoned to be under rights of ownership for allotment. In other cases the difference in value between the rights of occupancy in shamilat which are capable of allotment, and the evacuees' rights of ownership should at present be reckoned as not being available for allotment in the scheme of quasi-permanent allotment, but is to be regarded as capable of being temporarily leased by the Custodian.

Saunjidars:

The rights held by a saunjidar are not regarded as being allotable in the scheme of quasi-permanent resettlement. A sounji is a petty village grant which may assume various forms, such as, assignment of revenue-free land, lease to the grantee at a favourable rent, payment of rent at revenue rates, or other special concessions. The right vests in a person performing certain specific services under certain circumstances and commonly exists in village menials, watchmen and at religious places.

4. Ludhiana district.

Taradad kar :

A taradad kar who does not cultivate land at the will of owner and is entered either in the column of ownership or of cultivators in the jamabandi is classified for the purpose of valuation as an occupancy tenant under section 8 of the Punjab Tenancy Act.

5. Ferozepore district.

Perpetual lease with cash rent :

Where in a perpetual lease the cash rent exceeds Rs. 2|8|- per rupee of the land revenue, the value of the lessee's rights is taken at 4 annas and that of the landlord at 12 annas.

6. Karnal district.

Where evacuees are shown as occupancy tenant of shamilat in a mixed village containing both evacuee and non-evacuee land, land paying no rent to the evacuee occupancy tenant is treated as being available for allotment.

7. Gurgaon district. Bhonda and dholi:

Petty grants given frequently in connection with religious services are known as bhond or dholi. The dholi is commonly paid for secular services, such as, those of village watchman or messenger bhond and dholi rights are not considered as being available for allotment.

A bhondadar can be ejected on failure to fulfil the conditions of his tenure- The rights of bhonda and dholi do not qualify for allotment

C—PATIALA AND EAST PUNJAB STATES UNION

Evacuee land under occupancy rights, where rent is paid in kind, is valued at 12 annas for the occupancy tenant and at 4 annas for the rest

D—GENERAL

1. In some jamabandis a non-Muslim occupancy tenant holding under an evacuee owner is shown as ghair qabiz. This entry may sometimes be due to the fact that the occupancy tenant has not been in possession for a great many years or because the occupany tenant has had to migrate. In view of the fact that these occupancy tenants have filed claims, their rights have been valued without considering the words, "ghair qabiz."

2. "Apran jauhar" :

This expression means the catchment area of the village pond which is usually a part of the village shamilat and is, therefore, excluded from allotment

APPENDIX VI

SCHEME OF GRADED CUTS

The scheme of graded cuts is as follows :—

Upto 10 acres 25%

More than 10 acres but not more than 30 acres 30%

More than 30 acres but not more than 40 acres 40%

More than 40 acres but not more than 60 acres 50%

More than 60 acres but not more than 100 acres 65%

More than 100 acres but not more than 150 acres 70%

More than 150 acres but not more than 200 acres 15%

More than 200 acres but not more than 250 acres 90%

More than 250 acres but not more than 500 acres 85%

More than 500 but not more than 1000 acres 90%

More than 1000 acres 95%

2. The calculation is throughout in standard acres. One standard acre makes 16 units or annas. Thus. 25-4 means 25 standard acres and 4 units or annas; 28-13¹ means 28 standard acres and 13¹1/2 units or annas. Calculations have been made to the nearest one-fourth of a unit or anna, that is, to the nearest one sixty-fourth of a standard

acre.

3. The ready reckoner is divided into two parts. In the first part the net allotment for whole standard acres is shown. In the second part the value of units or annas from 1 to 16 is shown upto one-fourth of a unit or anna separately for each slab in the scheme of graded cuts. Thus, if the net allotment for 69-10 has to be ascertained, we have first 40-101/2 net against 69 standard acres and then 0-3 % net against -|10|- from the second part in the column indicating the slab "more than 60 acres but not more than 100 standard acres." The total net allotment will be 40-14 i.e. 40 standard acres and 14 units or annas. In the first part the net allotment against whole standard acres upto 5,000 has been worked out and in the second part the net allotment for annas from 1 to 16 for different slabs in the scheme of graded cuts has been calculated.

PART I

READY RECKONER FOR NET ALLOTMENT ACCORDING TO SCHEME OF GRADED CUTS

Part I (Whole Standard Acres)

Area abandoned			Net allotment	Area abandoned			Net alloment	Area abandoned				Net alloment
25%				34			23-14 ½	68				40-4 ¾
				35			24-8	69				40-10 ½
1			0-12	36			25-1 ½	70				41-0
2			1-8	37			25-11 ¼	71				41-5 ½
3			2-4	38			26-4 ¾	72				41-11 ¼
4			3-0	39			26-14 ½	73				42- ¾
5			3-12	40			27-8	74				42-6 ½
6			4-8	50%				75				42-12
7			5-4					76				43-1 ½
8			6-0					77				43-7 ½
9			6-12	41				78				43-12 ¾
10			7-8	42		28-0		79				44-2 ½
30%				43		29-0		81				44-13 ½
				44		29-8		82				45-3 ¼
11	8-3 ¼			45		30-0		83				45-8 ¾
12	8-14 ½			46		30-8		84				45-14 ½
13	9-99 ½			47		31-0		85				46-4
14	10-43/4			48		31-8		86				46-9 ½
15	11-0			49		32-0		87				46-15 ¼
16	11-11 ¾			50		32-8		88				47-4 ¾
17	12-6 ½			51		33-0		89				47-4 ¾
18	13-1 ½			52		33-8		90				47-10 ½
19	13-12 ¾			53		34-0		91				48-0
20	14-8			54		34-8		92				48-5 ½
21	15-3 ¼			55		35-0		93				48-11 ¼
22	15-14 ½			56		35-8		94				49- 3/4
23	16-9 ½			57		36-0		95				49-6 ½
24	17-4 ¾			58		36-8		96				49-12
25	18-0			59		37-0		97				50-1 ½
26	18-11 ¼			60		37-8		98				50-7 ¼
27	19-6 ½							99				50-12 ¾
28	20-1 ½							100				51-2 ½
29	20-12 ¾			65%								51-8
				61		37-13 ½		70%
				62		38-3 ¼
				63		38-8 ¾
30	21-8			64		38-14 ½
31	22-1 ½			65		39-4		101			51-12 ¾
32	22-11 ¼			66		39-9 ½		102			52-1 ½
33	23-4 ¾			67		39-15 ¼		103			52-6 ½

104	52-11 ¼			75%				196			78-0
105	53-0							917			78-4
106	53-4 ¾							918			78-8
017	53-9 ½							199			78-12
108	53-14 ½			151	66-12			200			79-0
109	54-3 ¼			152	67-0			80%
110	54-8			153	67-4
111	54-12 ¾			154	67-8
112	55-1 ½			155	67-12
113	55-6 ½			156	68-0
114	55-11 ¼			157	68-4			201			79-3 ¼
115	56-0			158	68-8			202			79-6 ½
116	56-4 ¾			159	68-12			203			79-9 ½
117	56-9 ½			160	69-0			204			79-12 ¾
118	56-14 ½			161	69-4			205			80-0
119	57-3 ¼			162	69-8			206			80- 3 ¼
120	57-8			163	69-12			207			80-6 ½
121	57-12 ¾			164	70-0			208			80- 9 ½
122	58-1 ½			165	70-4			209			80-12 ¾
123	58-6 ½			166	70-8			210			81-0
124	58-11 ¼			167	70-12			211			81-3 ¼
125	59-0			168	71-0			212			81-6 ½
126	59-4 ¾			169	71-4			213			81-9 1/2
127	59-9 ½			170	71-8			214			81-12 ¾
128	59-14 ½			171	71-12			215			82-0
129	60-3 ¼			172	72-0			216			82-3 1/4
130	60-8			173	72-4			217			82-6 ½
131	60-12 ¾			174	72-8			218			82-9 ½
132	61-1 ½			175	72-12			219			82-12 ¾
133	61-6 ½			176	73-0			220			83-0
134	61-11 ¼			177	73-4			221			83-3 ¼
135	61-0			178	73-8			222			83-6 ½
135	62-2 ¾			179	73-12			223			83-9 ½
137	62-9 ½			180	74-0			224			83-12 ¾
138	62-14 ½			181	74-4			225			84-0
139	63-3 ¼			812	74-8			226			84-3 ¼
140	63-8			183	74-12			227			84-6 ½
141	63-12 ¾			184	75-0			228			84-9 ½
142	64-1 ½			185	75-4			229			84-12 ¾
143	64-6 ½			186	75-8			230			85-0
144	64-11 ¼			187	75-12			231			85-3 ¼
145	65-0			188	76-0			232			85-6 ½
146	65-4 ¾			189	76-4			233			85-9 ½
147	65-9 ½			190	76-8			234			85-12 ¾
148	69-14 ½			191	76-12			235			86-0
149	66-3 ¼			192	77-0			236			86-3 ¾
150	66-8			193	77-4			237			86-6 ½
				194	77-8			238			86-9 ½
				195	77-12			239			86-12 3/4
240	87-0			286	94-61/2				335		101-12
241	87-3 ¼			287	94-83/4				336		101-14 ½
242	87-6 ½			288	94-11 ¼				337		102- 3/4
243	87-9 ½			289	94-13 ½				338		102-3 ¼
244	87-12 ¾			290	95-0				339		102-5 ½
245	88-0			291	95-2 ½				340		102-8
246	88-3 ¼			292	95-4 ¾				341		102-10 1/2
247	88-6 ½			293	95-71/4				342		102-12 ¾
248	88-9 ½			294	95-91/2				343		102-15 ¼
249	88-12 ¾			295	95-12				344		103-1 ½
250	89-0			296	95-14 ½				345		103-4
85%				297	96- ¾				346		103-6 ½
				298	96-3 ¼				347		103-83/4
				299	96-5 ½				348		103-11 ¼
251	89-2 1/2			300	96-8				349		103-13 ½
252	89-4 ¾			301	96-10 ½				350		104-0
253	89-7 ¼			302	96-12 ¾				351		104-2 ½
254	89-9 ½			303	96-15 ¼				352		104-4 ¾
255	89-12			304	97-1 ½				353		104-7 ¼
256	89-14 ½			305	97-4				354		104-9 ½
257	90- 3/4			306	97-6 ½				355		104-12
258	90-3 ¼			307	97-8 ¾				356		104-14 ½
259	90-5 ½			308	97-11 ¼				357		105- ¾
260	90-8			309	97-15 ½				358		105-3 ¼
261	90-10 ½			310	98-0				359		105-5 ½
262	90-12 ¾			311	98-2 ½				360		105-8
263	90-15 ¼			312	98-4 ¾				361		105-10 ½
264	91-1 ½			313	98-7 ¼				362		105-12 ¾
265	91-4			314	98-9 ½				363		105-15 ¼
266	91-6 ½			315	98-12				364		106-1 ½
267	91-8 ¾			316	98-14 ½				365		106-4
268	91-11 ¼			317	99- ¾				366		106-6 ½
269	91-13 ½			318	99-3 ¼				367		106-8 ¾
270	92-0			319	99-5 ½				368		106-11 ¼
271	92-2 ½			320	99-8				369		106-13 ½
272	92-4 ¾			321	99-10 1/2				370		107-0
273	92-7 ¼			322	99-12 ¾				371		107-2 ½
274	92-9 ½			323	99-15 ¼				372		107-4 ¾
275	92-12			324	100-1 ½				373		107-7 ¾
276	92-14 ½			325	100-4				374		107-9 ½
277	93- 3/4			326	100-6 ½				375		107-12
278	93-3 ¼			327	100-8 ¾				376		107-14 ½
279	93-5 ½			328	100-11 ¼				377		108- ¾
280	93-8			329	100-13 ½				378		108-3 ¼
281	93-10 ½			330	101-0				379		108-5 ½
282	93-12 ¾			331	101-2 ½				380		108-8
283	93-15 ¼			332	101-4 ¾				381		108-10 ½
284	94- 1 ½			333	101-7 ¼				382		108-12 ¾
285	94-4			334	101-9 1/2				383		108-15 1/4

384		109-1½		432	116-4¾				480	123-8
385		109-4		433	116-7¼				481	123-10½
386		109-6½		434	116-9½				482	123-12¾
387		109-8¾		435	116-12				483	123-15½
388		109-11¼		436	116-14½				484	124-1½
389		109-13½		437	117- ¾				485	124-4
390		110-0		438	117-3¼				486	124-6½
391		110-2½		439	117-5½				487	124-8¾
392		110-4¾		440	117-8				488	124-11¼
393		110-7¼		441	117-10½				489	124-13½
394		110-9½		442	117-12¾				490	125-0
395		110-12		443	117-15¼				491	125-2½
396		110-14½		444	117-1½				492	125-4¾
397		111- ¾		445	118-4				493	125-7½
398		111-3¼		446	118-6½				494	125-9½
399		111-5½		447	118-8¾				495	125-12
400		111-8		448	118-11¼				496	125-14½
401		111-10½		449	118-13½				497	126- ¾
402		111-12¾		450	119-0				498	126-3¼
403		111-15¼		451	119-2½				499	126-5½
404		112-1½		452	119-4¾				500	126-8
405		112-4		453	119-7¼				Note : 1) For every 100 standard acres owned above 500 standard acres 10 standard acres would be allotted. 2) For every 50 standard acres owned above 500 standard acres 5 standard acres would be allotted. 3) For every 10 standard acres owned above 500 standard acres 1 standard acres would be allotted. 4) For every 1 standard acres owned above 500 standard acres 1/10 standard acres would be allotted. 90 % 550 131-8
406		112-6½		454	119-9½
407		112-8¾		455	119-12
408		112-11¼		456	119-14½
409		112-13½		457	120- ¾
410		113-0		458	120-3¼
411		113-2½		459	120-5¼
412		113-4¾		460	120-8
413		113-7¼		461	120-10½
414		113-9½		462	120-12¾
415		113-12		463	120-15¼
416		113-14½		464	121-1½
417		114- ¾		465	121-4
418		114-3¼		466	121-6½
419		114-5½		467	121-8¾
420		114-8		468	121-11¼
421		114-10½		469	121-13½
422		114-12¾		470	122-0
423		114-15¼		471	122-2½
424		115-1½		472	122-4¾
425		115-4		473	122-7¼
426		115-6½		474	122-9½
427		115-8¾		475	122-12
428		115-11¼		476	122-14½
429		115-13½		477	123- ¾
430		116-0		478	123-3¼
431		116-2½		479	123-5½
600		136-8		95 %
650		141-8
700		146-8		1100	181-8				3600		306-8
750		151-8		1200	186-8				3700		311-8
800		156-8		1300	191-8				3800		316-8
850		161-8		1400	196-8				3900		321-8
900		166-8		1500	201-8				4000		326-8
950		171-8		1600	206-8				4100		331-8
1000		176-8		1700	211-8				4200		336-8
Note : 1) For every 100 standard acres owned above 1000 standard acres 5 standard acres would be allotted. 2) For every 50 standard acres owned above 1000 standard acres 2½ standard acres would be allotted. 3) For every 10 standard acres owned above 1000 standard acres ½ standard acres would be allotted.				1800	216-8				4300		341-8
				1900	221-8				4400		346-8
				2000	226-8				4500		351-8
				2100	231-8				4600		356-8
				2200	236-8				4700		361-8
				2300	241-8				4800		366-8
				2400	246-8				4900		371-8
				2500	251-8				5000		376-8
				2600	256-8
				2700	261-8
				2800	266-8
				2900	271-8
				3000	276-8
				3100	281-8
				3200	286-8
				3300	291-8
				3400	296-8
				3500	301-8

READY RECKONER FOR NET ALLOTMENT ACCORDING TO SCHEME OF GRADED CUTS

Part II - For Units of Annas

NET ALLOTMENT IN EACH SLAB

Area abandoned in units	Upto10 acres	11-30	31-40	41-60	61-100	101-150	151-200	201-250	251-500	501-1000	More than 1000 acres
or annas	75%	70%	60%	50%	35%	30%	25%	20%	15%	10%	5%
1	¾	¾	½	½	¼	¼	¼	¼	¼	---	---
2	1½	1½	1¼	1	½	½	½	½	¼	¼	---
3	2¼	2	1¾	1½	1	1	¾	½	½	¼	¼
4	3	2¾	2½	2	1½	1¼	1	¾	½	½	¼
5	3¾	3½	3	2½	1¾	1½	1¼	1	¾	½	¼
6	4½	4¼	3½	3	2	1¾	1½	1¼	1	½	¼
7	5¼	5	4¼	3½	2½	2	1¾	1½	1	¾	¼
8	6	5½	4¾	4	2¾	2½	2	1½	1¼	¾	½
9	6¾	6¼	5½	4½	3¼	2¾	2¼	1¾	1¼	1	½
0	7½	7	6	5	3½	3	2½	2	1½	1	½
11	8¼	7¾	6½	5½	3¾	3¼	2¾	2¼	1¾	1	½
12	9	8½	7¼	6	4¼	3½	3	2½	1¾	1¼	½
13	9¾	9	7¾	6½	4½	4	3¼	2½	2	1¼	¾
14	10½	9¾	8½	7	5	4¼	3½	2¾	2	1½	¾
15	11¼	10½	9	7½	5¼	4½	3¾	3	2¼	1½	¾

APPENDIX VII

GRADING OF VILLAGES

This Appendix is divided into three parts :

Part A—Grading of colonists ;

Part B—Grading of villages in West Punjab for non-colonists; and

Part C—Grading of villages in East Punjab and Pepsu

PART A—GRADING OF COLONISTS

In the districts of the Jullundur Division and in the Rupar and Kharar tahsils of Ambala district, the displaced persons to be settled are for the greater part colonists who held land in different colony areas in West Punjab and outside West Punjab and are due for settlement as a rule in their home districts. Since colonists have abandoned land In a number of districts and the majority of them abandoned relatively good lands, it is necessary to draw fairly fine distinctions between them, so that, wherever colonists compete for settlement, their relative claims for good lands can be compared and adjudged. In the scheme of grading of colonists given below a common basis for comparison has been evolved. The broad criterion adopted (to which there are some minor exceptions) was that land carrying a value of 15 1/2 annas and above was placed in grade I, land valued at 13 annas or more but at less than 15 1/2 annas in grade II, land valued at 10 1/2 annas and above but at less than 13 annas in grade III, and land carrying a value of less than 10 1/2 annas in grade IV. Perennial irrigated land which, In terms of value, fell in grade III. was by a special order classified as grade II A.

GRADE	DISTRICT	AREA INCLUDED
Special	Lyallpur	Special and class I chaks of Lyallpur district which carry a premium of 2 annas above the general valuation;
I	Lyallpur	Lyallpur tahsil except class I, V, VI and special chaks ; Samundri tahsil except class I, V, VI and special chaks;
	Lyallpur	Jaranwala tahsil except class I, VI and special chaks; Toba Tek Singh tahsil except class I, VI and special chaks, Toba Tek Singh extensions (where chaks are not classified) :
	Montgomery	Montgomery and Okara tahsils ; Pakpattan tahsil (perennial area) ;
	Multan	Burewala sub-tahsil in Vehari tahsil; Khanewal tahsil; Kabirwala tahsil minus Uttar and Hithar circles; perennial of Sidhnai area of Multan tahsil;
	Sargodha	Bhagtanwala chaks of Bar Hethla circle, and Bar Utla circle in Sargodha tahsil;
	Sheikhupura	Rakh and Gugera Branch circles;
	Lahore	Chunian colony;
II	Lyallpur	Class V chaks in all tahsils except Jaranwala, class VI chaks in all tahsils. and class IV and V chaks in Toba Tek Singh ;
	Multan	Vehari tahsil less Burewala sub-tahsil; Uttar and Hithar of Shujabad tahsil; Mailsi tahsil ; Lodhran tahsil except 11\|L and 12\|L chaks;
	Jhang	Lower Chenab Colony;
	Shahpur	Bar Hethla circle of Sargodha tahsil less Bhagtanwala chaks ;
	Gujrat	Phalia tahsil less Hithar West circle:
II A	Multan	11\|L and 12\|L chaks in Lodhran tahsil ;
	Shahpur	Perennial area of Shahpur tahsil;
	Gujrat	Nehri perennial of Hithar West Circle "of Phalia tahsil;
	Bahawalpur & Sind	Perennial area (See note below).
	Sheikhupura	The following villages of Shahdara tahsil ;
1. Bedadpur		11. Philo Desta
2. Sidhwan		12. Qila Gian Singhwala
3. Kuthiala		13. Baira
4. Gagrana		14. Kheropur Mallian
5. Dalaurian		15. Malian Kalan
6. Pindi Rattan Singh		16. Majuke Mallian
7. Khana Rangra		17. Ladheke Mallian
8. Bawre Akali		18. Gholauke Mallian
9. Sekhum		19. Khokharke Mallian
10. Jawarchah		20. Ramb.
III	Montgomery	Non-perennial area;
	Multan	Non-perennial in Hithar of Shujabad tahsil; non-perennial of Sidhnai area of Multan tahsil; Hithar circle of Kabirwala tahail; and Ek-fasli Burewaia circle of Vehari tahsil (on the Khadir Branch);
IV	Multan	Non-perennial area not included in grade III;
	Jhang	Non-perennial area ;
	Shahpur	All nehri other than perennial;
	Bahawalpur & Sind	Non-perennial area ;

The following concessions were sanctioned favour of colonists from Sind and Bahawalpur in the middle of august 1949:

(1) In Ferozepore, Hissar and Pepsu colonists from Sind and Bahawalpur who have abandoned perenrial land are entitled to continue in villages enjoying perennial irrigation. In regard to fresh allocation also, they may be given perennial land;

(2) In East Punjab, outside Hissar and Ferozepore, colonists who have abandoned perennial land in Sind and Bahawalpur will be allowed to continue in grade I villages: if (a) they have temporary allotment in those villages, and (b) those villages happen to be their villages of origin. Both conditions must be satisfied.

These concessions were also extended to other colonists who have abandoned grade II land.


Nature of	Where	Where	Where a proportion of the				Where no	Where	Where	Remarks
grant/holding.	occupancy	Occupancy	Purchase money for				payment is	occupancy	proprietary
	rights have	rights have	Proprietary rights has been				required	rights can be	rights are
	not been	been	Paid.				for the	acquired	allowed
	acquired	Acquired					proprietary	But proprietary	directly on
		but	25% 50% 75% 100%				rights	rights not	payment
		Proprietary	Pay- pay- pay- pay-					allowed
		rights not	ment ment ment ment
		acquired and
		no purchase
		money paid.


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