For legal professionals, students, and land administration officials, PLD The Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1967 By Sardar Muhammad Iqbal Khan Mokal is an essential reference, now available at Multan Kitab Ghar. This book offers a comprehensive and updated commentary on one of Pakistan’s most critical legal statutes governing land revenue systems in Punjab.

Sardar Muhammad Iqbal Khan Mokal, a respected legal scholar and practitioner, presents the Punjab Land Revenue Act with detailed explanations, judicial interpretations, and procedural guidelines that are relevant for day-to-day legal practice. The book is tailored for lawyers, revenue officers, and law students who require an in-depth understanding of the intricacies involved in land revenue laws, mutations, jurisdiction of revenue officers, appeals, revisions, and partitions.

This edition is meticulously organized, making it easy to navigate through each section, clause, and amendment. The commentary is enriched with relevant case law and explanatory notes, making it a valuable guide for interpretation and application in court or administrative settings. Whether you're preparing for legal proceedings or academic study, this authoritative guide ensures accuracy and clarity.

PLD The Punjab Land Revenue ACT, 1967

Why Choose This Book?
✓ Trusted resource written by a well-known legal expert
✓ Ideal for practicing lawyers, students, and land revenue officials
✓ In-depth explanation of each section of the Act
✓ Contains judicial references and practical insights
✓ Updated with latest amendments and legal interpretations

Key Features:
✓ Authored by Sardar Muhammad Iqbal Khan Mokal
✓ Covers entire Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1967 with commentary
✓ Includes relevant case law and references
✓ Organized layout for easy legal research
✓ Suitable for professional and academic use

Contents

• Prelimnary
  
• Divisions and Distrcts
  
• Appointment and powers of Revenue Officers
  
• Procedure of Revenue Officers
  
• Village officers
  
• Records
  
• Assessment
  
• Collection of Land Revenue
  
• Recovery of other Demands by Revenue officers
  
• Surveys and Boundaries