Jun 15, 2016 02:17
7 yrs ago
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Urdu term

شام لاٹ

Non-PRO Urdu to English Other Journalism news reports
examples:
دیہات کے جوہڑوں کو ختم کر دیا جائے گا جو سرکاری زمین یا شام لاٹ پر موجود ہیں

ہم نے مالکانہ حقوق لوگوں کو اس طرح دیئے کہ کئی لاکھ لوگ کالونی اور شام لاٹ کی زمینوں کے مالک بن گئے

شام لاٹ میں پھینک دیا

Proposed translations

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Common land of village or town/equally owned land of village or town

It is a common term used in India and Pakistan. شام لاٹ means such land in a village or town that is equally owned by its dwellers. This means that a person who is born in such town or village is equal owner of شام لاٹ lands.
Peer comment(s):

agree HibaAli
8 days
agree muhammed afzal : It is a common term used in India and Pakistan. شام لاٹ means such land who does not have any owner or has died or this land is the property of the government but no body claim this land and people are living from their ancestors is called sham lat land
2562 days
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Government land occupied by people without permission

Government Land occupied by people without any legal documents. People got possession of land since long which actually belongs to Government but government did not get it back, also don't take any legal action against the possession holder. It is called "Shamlot".
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3 days 6 hrs

Village Common Land

Only word Village Common land is more then enough because in Punjab there is Law for it as well which is called "THE PUNJAB VILLAGE COMMON LANDS (REGULATION) RULES, 1964". So Village common Land is proper legal term for this word.
If you see some authentic Urdu dictionary like Feroz-ul-lughat you will find word شام لات not شام لاٹ so word شام لات is correct one.
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551 days

Land on lease with conditional proprietory

equilibrium is created between two types one owned by the state and the other allotted but with no ownership
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