| Sardar Kaure Khan Jatoi | |
| Birth Name: | Sardar Kaure Khan |
| Birth Date: | 1800 |
| Birth Place: | Jatoi British India now Pakistan |
| Death Date: | 1898 |
| Resting Place: | Jatoi Punjab Pakistan |
| Nationality: | British India |
Sardar Kaure Khan Jatoi or Sardar Kauray Khan Jatoi. (Urdu سردار کوڑے خان جتوئی) was a landlord in Muzaffargarh, Punjab born in 1800. His father's name was Sardar Saad Khan Jatoi. He donated 82553 Kanals and 14 Marla of land for public welfare purposes in British Raj
, now known as the Pakistan area of Muzaffargarh and Rajanpur districts. He died in 1898.[1] [2]
During his life, he executed a will on 5 August 1894 through which he transferred and distributed his property to his children, in case, any of his wives would bear children and to his wives according to the principles of Muslim inheritance law. The will also state that if any of his wives would not bear a child, his property would be transferred and distributed as under:
As per the contents of the Will, the 3/9th share of his property was transferred in 1898 to the Local Fund, which is, now, being run as Zila Council, Muzaffargarh. Today, the property is situated in two Districts of Punjab that are Muzaffargarh and Rajanpur[3]
The detail of Property transferred to the Local Fund is as under: Total 82553 Kanals and 14 Marla.
As per Jamabandi and Jadeed Lot Bandi, total land transferred to the Local Fund (Zila Council), Muzaffargarh by Sardar Kaura Khan Jatoi is 82753 Kanals and 14 Marlas. The land has further been divided into 415 Lots, out of these 415 Lots, 405 are in Tehsil Jatoi, 3 are in Tehsil Alipur, 5 are in Tehsil Jampur and 4 are in Tehsil & District Rajanpur.[4]
The land, at present, is being managed by Management Committee constituted under rule 3(1) of the Sardar Kaure Khan (Management, Supervision and Protection of Land) Rules 2016. The committee is headed by the Commissioner Dera Ghazi Khan Division, comprising the District Coordination Officers and the District Police Officers of both Districts that are Muzaffargarh and Rajanpur, a representative from Local Government & Community Development Department, District Bar Association, Muzaffargarh, Progressive Grower from Tehsil Jatoi (a coopted member), a representative from Akhuwat Foundation (Non-Governmental Organization).[5] [6] The Lots are leased out for the period not more than four years. The income/profit from the bequeathed Land and deposited in Bank of Punjab, Muzaffargarh from the bequeathed Land.[7] [8]