The two main Principles of the leading case of land law, "Jibendra Kishore Vs Province of East Pakistan" [1957 9 DLR (SC) 21] is that; one principle says about the properties which can be acquired by the government: "state can acquire wakf and debutter property like other properties and they only have to qualify and restrict such acquisition in the manner provided in sub- section-5 of section-20" of State Acquisition and Tenacy Act 1950 Another principle says about the consequences of State Acquisition and Tenancy Act 1950:
"The intention of the provision of the Act, was to eliminate all rent-receiving interest in all the lands in the province and to create a uniform class of tenants directly under the provincial government "
"The intention of the provision of the Act, was to eliminate all rent-receiving interest in all the lands in the province and to create a uniform class of tenants directly under the provincial government "
