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Record of Rights and Periodical Records
Record of Rights and Periodical Records
1. Inaugural Words
PLD 1967 Pesh.380
Entry in record of rights did not conclusively establish ownership of
person in whose favor such entry had been made but merely provide
rebuttable presumption.
2. Relevant Provision:
3. Cross-Reference:
4. Meaning of terms:
i. Record of Rights
ii. Periodical records:
Such records are not foundation of title but only evidence thereof.
Interpretation of entries in record is mere question of fact and not liable
to be re-opened in revision Petition.
(1) The detail of persons who are Landowners or entitled to receive the
rent or enjoy the production of land.
(2) Nature and extent of rights of those persons and benefits attached
with them.
ii. Field map of an estate. It is also called Shajra (iAÌNr· Õ Ê jVq). It is the
exact location of fields.
iii. Statement of customs (~iÜ A KUAË ) respecting rights and liabilities in the
estate.
Board of Revenue framed rules in 1969 under West Pakistan Land Revenue
Act. Rule 30(1) of these rules, prescribe further documents which have been
included in record-of-rights. They are as follows:
7. Explanation:
9. Rule of presumption
According to the provisions of land revenue act, it is always to be presumed
that all the entries made in the record of rights are correct until these proved
wrong by evidence.
10. Periodical records
18. Conclusion: