The Enemy Property Act, 1968, an Act of the Indian Parliament, allows and governs real estate allocation in India possessed by Pakistani nationals. The act got enacted in the aftermath of the 1965 Indo-Pakistani war. The Guardian of Enemy Property for India, a government department, receives ownership. There are also enemy properties, which are movable properties. As the Pakistani nationals left India in a hurry and left behind the significant estate, it became essential to regulate such property and to put it to better use. Hence, the Indian government...
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