Tenant Right in the Punjab And the Punjab Tenancy Act
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There was, in short, no evidence to be found of one class having exercised proprietary right over other classes resident in the same village. Distinctions of rank had no real existence. The question of who was proprietor, generally elicited the reply that the Government was the proprietor. " Again, further on he says : " The waris did nob even attempt to exhibit any evidence of his having exercised any rights or privileges over, or which were not equally shared in by, the rest of the old cultiv...ators;" and he adds in a note, " The \raris would say that he had, bufc conld not contemplate such a possible contingency occurring; if pressed lie would doubt his power, the cultivator would stren- uously deny it-. Ifc had, in fact, no reality. " The same state of things appears to have existed at Pesbawur, for in para. 312 of his Report, Major James writes: "At annexation we found them (cultivators of old standing) in the nctual possession of all pro- prietary rights, except those of sale or transfer; but acknow- ledging a vague liability to ejectment from a portion of their holdings on the appearance of the rightful owner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was, in short, no evidence to be found of one class having exercised proprietary right over other classes resident in the same village. Distinctions of rank had no real existence. The question of who was proprietor, generally elicited the reply that the Government was the proprietor. " Again, further on he says : " The waris did nob even attempt to exhibit any evidence of his having exercised any rights or privileges over, or which were not equally shared in by, the rest of the old cultiv...ators;" and he adds in a note, " The \raris would say that he had, bufc conld not contemplate such a possible contingency occurring; if pressed lie would doubt his power, the cultivator would stren- uously deny it-. Ifc had, in fact, no reality. " The same state of things appears to have existed at Pesbawur, for in para. 312 of his Report, Major James writes: "At annexation we found them (cultivators of old standing) in the nctual possession of all pro- prietary rights, except those of sale or transfer; but acknow- ledging a vague liability to ejectment from a portion of their holdings on the appearance of the rightful owner.
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