According to the settled principles, the vendee of a co-sharer who owns an undivided Khata in common with others, is clothed with the same rights as the vendor has

 According to the settled principles, the vendee of a co-sharer who owns an undivided Khata in common with others, is clothed with the same rights as the vendor has in the property no more and no less. If the vendor was in exclusive possession of a certain portion of the joint land and transfers its possession to his vendee, so long as there is no partition between the co-sharers, the vendee must be regard as stepping into the shoes of his transferor qua his ownership rights in the joint property, to the extent of the area purchased by him, provided that the area in question does not exceed the share which the transferor owns in the whole property.

CIVIL APPEAL NO.477-L OF 2011
Zafar Iqbal and others Versus Muhammad Rafiq and others
Date of hearing:02.07.2024