Summary: All allottees under the 'Grow More Food Scheme' launched by the Board of Revenue of the then West Pakistan were to be conferred proprietary rights, provided that they had fulfilled the terms and conditions on which temporary leases were granted----The case revolves around the allocation of land under the 'Grow More Food Scheme' and subsequent legal disputes over proprietary rights and land allotments. The petitioner was initially allotted land under a temporary lease in 1957, which expired in 1962, and the land reverted to the State. However, the petitioner applied for alternate land in 1984 and was granted proprietary rights in another piece of land in 1986. The respondent contested this allocation, claiming eligibility for proprietary rights themselves. Legal precedents and notifications issued in 1958, 1962, 1970, and 1971 outline conditions for granting proprietary rights and alternate land to lessees under the scheme. These notifications stipulate that lessees fulfilling certain terms and conditions, such as cultivation and dispossession circumstances, are entitled to proprietary rights or alternate land. The respondent filed applications and petitions seeking cancellation of the petitioner's allotment and restoration of their rights. The Board of Revenue ultimately declared the petitioner's allotment as ultra vires and restored the allotment in favor of the respondent, alleging fraud and misrepresentation by the petitioner. The petitioner challenged this decision in the Lahore High Court, which upheld the cancellation of the petitioner's allotment. However, the court did not thoroughly examine the case's applicability to the legal notifications and precedents. In response, the appellate court set aside the High Court's judgment and remanded the case back to the Board of Revenue for reevaluation. The Board of Revenue is directed to determine whether the petitioner or the respondent is entitled to alternate land or if the land rightfully reverted back to the State, considering the conditions outlined in the relevant notifications.

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