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Private ownership of land is normally recognized throughout the world and it is included in the term property i.e. the things on which man can claim the right of ownership. But in-fact it is a wrong assumption because land is a gift of God whereas rest of the items which are included in the term property are man-made items. Hence the combination of these two is not possible in any way. Moreover due to some other reasons private ownership of land is not possible. For example government who is the ultimate source of this right does not have any right to assign it to anyone else. Any social agreement does not give this right to government. Moreover land is a part of nature and no one has any right to capture it. This concept also violates the rights of ownership. Hence private ownership of land is not possible from any aspect.

Legal Base of Ownership of Land