What is the new law of inheritance in Pakistan? | Khawateen Apna warasti Haq bghair Case ke kese Hasil kar Saktien hain. How Can take Women their inheritance Property without case.
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| Khawateen apni property kese lain without court, khawateen ko agar koi job ke duran harrassan kare tu wo karwai kese karain. |
Buhat Sari khawateen ask questions about their inheritance Property, occupied by their brothers or any other relative.
Khawateen ko abhi bhi apne waldain ki property main Hissa lene main buhat ziada mushkalat ka samna karna parta hai.
Cases se wo bhagti hain ke waha per buhat time lagta hai. Or buhat raqam kharach hoti hai.
Government ne Aik adara banya hai ju ke women ke masayal hal karne ke liye kam kar raha hai. Jiss ka nam hai " Khatoon mohtasib" aap google se bhi search kar sakte hain.
Jaha per aap apni property hasil karne ke liye khud bhi Application de sakti hain. Or Agar aap khud nahi samjh aati tu kisi lawyer ke through bhi pesh hu sakte hain.
Khatoon mohtasib Adare ke pass makamal akhtiarat hain. Or us ka process bhi summery hai. Yani thore hi waqat main aap ko apna hissa mil sakta hai.
Khatoon mohtasib department ke Offices Punjab ke mukhtalif Izlaa main waqia hain. Jinn ki detail daraj zail hai. Jabke main office Lahore main hai.
- Lahore
- Gujranwala
- Faisalabad
- Rawalpindi
- Multan
- Dera Ghazi Khana
- Bahawalpur
- Sargodha
Department ka link darajzail hai.
Yeh department jinn Qawaneen ke tehat Khawateen ki rehnamai karta hai.
- "The Punjab Enforcement of Women's Property Rights Act, 2021", woman can file her complaint to protect and secure the rights of ownership of women in the property. (as defined in the said Act)
- "The Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010"
Property ke ilawa ju dosra kam yeh department karta hai wo women ko protection dalwata hai, workplace per agar koi malak ya manager ya koi or Khatoon ko harasan karta hai tu khawateen "The Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010" qanoon ke tehat Khatoon mohtasib main application de saktien hain. In ka main office or regional office ki details ooper daraj hai. Ju Qawaneen ooper daraj kiye hain in Qawaneen ke tehat aap application de saktien hain ye qanoon aap ko google se baaasni mil sakte hain ya iss article ke Akhar main check karain .
THE PUNJAB ENFORCEMENT OF WOMEN'S
PROPERTY RIGHTS ACT 2021
(Act X of 2021)
C O N T E N T S
SECTION HEADING
1. Short title, extent and commencement.
2. Definitions.
3. Powers of the Ombudsperson.
4. Complaint to the Ombudsperson in case no proceedings in a court of law are
pending.
5. Delivery of possession and transfer of ownership of property to women.
6. Reference to court.
7. Complaint to the Ombudsperson in case proceedings in a court of law are
pending.
8. Loss of rent.
9. Execution of orders.
10. Appointment of officers, etc.
11. Bar of Jurisdiction.
12. Power to make rules.
13 Repeal.
[1]
THE PUNJAB ENFORCEMENT OF WOMEN'S
PROPERTY RIGHTS ACT 2021
ACT X OF 2021
[17th May 2021]
An Act to protect and secure the rights of ownership of women in the property.
It is expedient to provide for protection of rights of ownership and possession of properties
owned by women, ensuring that such rights are not violated by means of harassment, coercion,
force or fraud.
Be it enacted by Provincial Assembly of the Punjab as follows:
1. Short title, extent and commencement.– (1) This Act may be cited as the Punjab
Enforcement of Women's Property Rights Act 2021.
(2) It extends to whole of the Punjab.
(3) It shall come into force at once.
2. Definitions.– In this Act:
(a) “complainant” means a woman who files a complaint or for whom proceedings
are initiated in respect of the title or possession of her property;
b) “Government” means Government of the Punjab;
(c) “Ombudsperson” means the Ombudsperson appointed under section 7 of the
Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010 (IV of
2010);
(d) “prescribed” means prescribed by the rules;
(e) “property” includes any moveable and immoveable property; and
(f) “rules” means the rules made under this Act.
3. Powers of the Ombudsperson.– In addition to the powers, functions and authority
under this Act and the rules, the Ombudsperson, for the purpose of this Act, shall have the same
powers, functions and authority as are vested in the Ombudsperson under the Protection against
Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010 (IV of 2010).
4. Complaint to the Ombudsperson in case no proceedings in a court of law are
pending.– (1) Any woman deprived of ownership or possession of her property, by any means,
may file a complaint to the Ombudsperson if no proceedings in a court of law are pending
regarding that property:
Provided that the Ombudsperson, on its own motion or on a complaint filed by any
person including a non-governmental organization, may also initiate action under subsection
(1) in relation to the ownership or possession of a woman's property, if no proceedings are
pending in a court in respect of that property.
(2) The Ombudsperson shall make preliminary assessment of the complaint filed
under subsection (1) whereafter he may, if the matter requires further probe or investigation,
refer the matter to the concerned Deputy Commissioner, who, after calling the record, if
necessary, and issuing notices to the complainant or her adversaries, conduct a summary
enquiry and submit a report within fifteen days to the Ombudsperson.
(3) If the matter does not require any detailed probe, investigation or recording of
evidence, the Ombudsperson may, after calling any record, if deemed necessary, pass orders
under section 5.
(4) The Ombudsperson upon receiving the report under subsection (2), may further
conduct such summary enquiry and call for such record as he may deem fit.
(5) The Ombudsperson after confronting the report of the concerned Deputy
Commissioner and the conclusion and findings of his own enquiry, shall call upon the
complainant and her adversaries to submit objections, whereafter he may conduct a hearing,
and pass orders under section 5, preferably within sixty days of receipt of the complaint under
subsection (1).
5. Delivery of possession and transfer of ownership of property to women.– (1) On
conclusion of the proceedings under section 4, if the Ombudsperson finds that the complainant
has been illegally deprived of ownership or possession of her property, he shall direct the
Deputy Commissioner or a state functionary or any private person to take steps so as to restore
or confer possession or title of the property to the complainant, including measures to perfect
such title.
(2) The Ombudsperson may, where deemed fit, direct the officer-in-charge of a
police station for such assistance as may be required for the purposes of implementing the
orders passed under subsection (1).
(3) The concerned Deputy Commissioner shall submit a compliance report within
seven days to the Ombudsperson in respect of implementation of his orders.
6. Reference to court.– (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in sections 4 and 5, if
upon preliminary assessment, or upon receiving the report of the Deputy Commissioner or
upon conducting further summary enquiries by the Ombudsperson himself, he comes to the
conclusion that matter requires in-depth enquiry, investigation or detailed recording of
evidence or intricate adjudication, he shall formulate a reference along with all the reports and
material collected and submit the same to the concerned Civil Court preferably within sixty
days of receipt of the complaint under subsection (1) of section 4.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in any other law, the Civil Court shall
entertain the reference under subsection (1), as a civil suit and proceed further in terms of the
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (V of 1908) and the relevant rules.
7. Complaint to the Ombudsperson in case proceedings in a court of law are
pending.– (1) Where proceedings in a court of law are pending in relation to the ownership or
possession of any property claimed to be owned by a woman, she may file a complaint under
this subsection to the Ombudsperson:
Provided that the Ombudsperson, on its own motion or on a complaint filed by any
person including a non-governmental organization may also initiate action under subsection (1)
in relation to the ownership or possession of a woman’s property, even if proceedings are
pending in a court in respect of that property.
(2) The Ombudsperson shall make a preliminary assessment of the complaint under
subsection (1), whereafter he may, if the matter requires further probe or investigation, refer
the matter to the concerned Deputy Commissioner, who, after calling the record, if necessary,
and issuing notices to the complainant or her adversaries, conduct a summary enquiry and
submit a report within fifteen days to the Ombudsperson.
(3) If the matter does not require any detailed probe, investigation or recording of
evidence, the Ombudsperson may, after calling any record, if deemed necessary, file a report
in the court of law, in which the case is pending, recommending that the proceedings in the
court may be terminated or put in abeyance unconditionally or subject to any order of the court,
and the Ombudsperson be permitted by the court to take further proceedings under this Act.
(4) Before filing of the report under subsection (3), the Ombudsperson shall call
upon the complainant and her adversaries to submit objections, and conduct a hearing and pass
orders, preferably within thirty days of the hearing, as to whether the Ombudsperson shall or
shall not file a report under subsection (3).
(5) In case the Ombudsperson passes an order of not filing a report under
subsection (3), he may advise the complainant to pursue the proceedings in the court of law
and terminate the complaint.
(6) The Ombudsperson upon receiving the report under subsection (2), may further
conduct such summary inquiry and call for such record as he may deem fit.
8. Loss of rent.– On culmination of proceedings under section 5, the Ombudsperson may
also direct the complainant to be paid by the person depriving the said complainant of the use
of the property, the amount equivalent to the rent that the property would fetch at the prevalent
market rate, for the duration for which the complainant was deprived of the use of such property.
9. Execution of orders.– The Ombudsperson may direct any executive state functionary
including the relevant Deputy Commissioner where the property of the Complainant is situated,
to execute the orders in letter and spirit.
0. Appointment of officers, etc.– For carrying out the objects and purposes of this Act,
the Government shall appoint such officers as may be required, on such terms and conditions
as may be prescribed.
11. Bar of Jurisdiction.– No court or other authority shall have jurisdiction:
(a) to question the validity of any action taken, order made or anything purported
to have been done under this Act; or
(b) to grant an injunction or stay or to make any interim order in relation to any
proceeding before, or anything done or intended to be done or purporting to
have been done by, or under the orders or at the instance of the Ombudsperson.
12. Power to make rules.– The Government may make rules to carry out the purposes of
this Act.
13 Repeal.– The Punjab Enforcement of Women's Property Rights Ordinance 2021 (IX of
2021) is hereby repealed.
[1]This Act was passed by the Punjab Assembly on 04 May 2021; assented to by the Governor of the Punjab on 11 May 2021;
and was published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated 17 May 2021; pages 9203-05.
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