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APPEAL; REVIEW AND REVISION. - The provision in regard to appeal, review and revision under this Act shall; so far as may be, be the same as provided in Sections 80, 81, 82, 83 and 84 of the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887 (Act XVI of 1887). Case Law Section 24—Punjab Tenancy Act, Section 84—Determination of surplus area— Suo motu proceedings initiated after 30 years—The words "Suo moto" have to used with some sense of natural justice and discretion— Ridiculous for State which formerly attached the land of a person, auctioned It and then maintain that. its liability to re- determined as surplus be re-opened—Before re- determining the status of land the transferees had right to be heard and served with notice; Bhagat Singh and others v. State of Haryana and others; 2001(1) Land L.R. (FC, Hry.) 155 Section 24—Punjab Tenancy Act, 1867—Section 84—Civil Procedure Code, 1908-0.39 R.1 and 2—Conclusive finding—Application for deposit of rent—On basis of jamabandi and Khasra girdawarl, allowed—Set aside by commissioner and Collector on basis order of Civil Court— Add. District Judge hold that there is no landlord-tenant relationship with observation that opinion expressed would not effect merits of the case—Held—Case to be decided on own merits—Petitioners to be held tenants unless proved otherwise by Court—Revision allowed; Arlan Singh v. Bhupinder Chand : 2002(3) Land L.R. (F.C. Punjab) 133 Section 24—Revision— Ejectment—Application in Form L—Held—As per revenue record ownership of land is Joint and respondent has not become exclusive owner—Application not maintainable; Alit Singh v. Charan Kaur ; 2003(1) Land L.R. (Pb. & Hry.) 649 Section 24(2)—Haryana Ceiling on Land Holdings Act, 1972— Section 8 and 12—Surplus Area—Proceedings which have become final under the Pb. Security of Land Tenures Act with regard to declaration of surplus area could be reopened or re-evaluated by taking benefit of the Ceiling on Land Holdings Act;Dharam Pal v. State of Haryana : 2002(2) Land L.R. (Pb.& Hry.) 466 Section 24(2)—Haryana Ceiling on Land HoldingS Act, 1972— Section 8 and 12—Surplus Area—Proceedings which have become final under the Pb. Security of Land Tenures Act with regard to declaration of surplus area could be reopened THE PUNJAB SECURITY OF LAND TENURES ACT, 1953 23 Section---24A and 25 or re-evaluated by taking benefit of the Ceiling on Land Holdings Act;Dharam Pal v. State of Haryana : 2002(2) Land L.R. (Pb.& Hry.) 466 Section 24(2)—Haryana Ceiling on Land Holdings Act, 1972— Section 8 and 12—Surplus Area—Proceedings which have become final under the Pb. Security of Land Tenures Act with regard to declaration of surplus area could be reopened or re-evaluated by taking benefit of the Ceiling on Land Holdings Act;Dharam Pal v. State of Haryana : 2002(3) Land L.R. (Pb.& Hry.) (DB) 272 24-A. POWER TO SEPARATE SHARE OF LANDOWNER IN JOINT LAND - (1) Where a landowners owns land jointly with other landowners and his share of such land or part thereof as ascertained from the record of rights has been or is to be declared as surplus area, the officer competent to declare such area or, where such area has been declared, the officer competent to utilise it, may on his own motion, summary enquiry and affording to the persons interested in such land an opportunity of being heard, separate his share of such land or part thereof in the land owned by him jointly with other landowners. (2) Where, after the declaration of the surplus area of any person and before the utilisation thereof, his land has been subjected to the process of consolidation, the officers referred to in sub-section (1) shall be competent to separate the surplus area of such person out of the area of land obtained by him after consolidation. Case Law Section 24A(2)—Haryana Ceiling of Land Holdings Act, 1972— Sections 4 and 8, 12 and 15(5)—Unutilised surplus Are'—Land once declared surplus under Pb. Security & Land Tenures Act, would be deemed to have vested in the State or acquired for public purpose, even if remained unutilised; Dharam Pal v. State of Haryana : 2002(2) Land L.R. (Pb.& Hry.) 466 Section 24A(2)—Haryana Ceiling of Land Holdings Act, 1972— Sections 4 and 8, 12 and 15(5)—Unutilised surplus Area—Land once declared surplus under Pb. Security & Land Tenures Act, would be deemed to have vested in. the State or acquired for public purpose, even if remained unutilised; Dharam Pal v. State of Haryana : 2002(2) Land L.R. (Pb.& Hry.) 466 Section 24A(2)—Haryana Ceiling of Land Holdings Act, 1972— Sections 4 and 8, 12 and 15(5)—Unutilised surplus Area—Land once declared surplus under Pb. Security & Land Tenures Act, would be deemed to have vested in the State or acquired for public purpose, even if remained unutilised;Dharam Pal v. State of Haryana : 2002(3) Land L.R. (Pb.& Hry.) (DB) 272