Supreme Court — Judgments of 1982

658 reported judgments of the Supreme Court from 1982 — page 5 of 7.

  • MUZAFFAR MUSTAFA ALIAS ZAFAR ALI v. STATE 1982 SCMR 695

    Section 302 read with the Code of Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), reconciliation of the deceased, mother and mother of the complainant, identified by the Chairman, Union Council, presented before the Su…

  • NAZIR AHMED v. FATEH MUHAMMAD 1982 SCMR 696

    Article 4 ((())) for the respondent's one-day restriction on appeal and the High Court and the Board of Revenue failing to submit an invalid injunction without an illegal injunction, at this point Was…

  • GHULAM MUHAMMAD AWAN v. ILAM DIN 1982 SCMR 698

    Article 135 reads with Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) for extraordinary decision to appeal the extraordinary discretionary jurisdiction of the High Court of Appeal and set aside the earlier order to…

  • MUHAMMAD SARWAR KHAN v. MUHAMMAD SADIQ 1982 SCMR 699

    Arts 199 and 185 ()) the constitutional jurisdiction order was dismissed before the High Court, as was challenged and dismissed by an earlier writ petition and was taken by a single judge. The theory …

  • NIAZ AHMAD v. JAT 1982 SCMR 700

    Article 185 (3) was read with the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 304 (1) and 300, except that the High Court presumably to record the reasons for holding a defense version of the exercis…

  • MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN v. SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE. MIANWALI 1982 SCMR 702

    Item 9 [as amended from time to time] reads with the Constitution of Pakistan (1962), Article 177 (1) (a) removal of employment PLD 1961 LA 808 requested by the Delegation of Reliance That appellant h…

  • MUHAMMAD AKRAM v. STATE 1982 SCMR 705

    Article 199, read with panel code (XLV of 1860), advises section 302 applicants, on the other hand, indicates that although two applicants have yet to commit a deadly blow. But surprisingly, no injuri…

  • MASTAN SHAH v. DILAWAR HUSSAIN 1982 SCMR 707

    The successor settlement commissioner, remanded for the latest decision on section 20 (2) amendment appeal, is entitled to the same decision under section 20 (2), which is amended by the Auwecki Prope…

  • MUHAMMAD ASLAM v. STATE 1982 SCMR 709

    Article 302 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) [Murder Case] Leave Appeal Allowance Armed persons determined to kill another accused can easily be injured in a short period in which feca…

  • IN RE : PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT OF TWO LAWYERS IN CIVIL MISCELLANEOUS PETITION NO. 45 OF 1982 v. IN RE : PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT OF TWO LAWYERS IN CIVIL MISCELLANEOUS PETITION NO. 45 OF 1982 1982 SCMR 713

    Article 3 has been read with the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 204 failing, without notice, in the petitions filed by him using objectionable words such as discretion, good faith Indicates …

  • PACKAGES LTD. v. PIR MUHAMMAD 1982 SCMR 716

    Section 25 A Jurisdiction Inherited Jurisdiction Labor Court Gathering Requests for Joint Trial Regulation…

  • AMANULLAH KHAN DURRANI v. GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB 1982 SCMR 726

    Article 212 has been granted leave to appeal such a service exclusion because it does not include any special question of the law of public importance [civil service conviction].…

  • ABDUL AZIZ v. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER/COLLECTOR, RAHIMYAR KHAN 1982 SCMR 729

    Article 185 (3) reads with the Government Land Colonies (Punjab) Act (V12 of 1912), Sections 19 and 31 that sections 19 and 32 cannot be used to resolve private disputes and the Act. The authorities d…

  • HAKAM DIN v. MUHAMMAD JAMIL 1982 SCMR 734

    The controversial verdict of section 10 affidavit mortgages shows that the High Court is aware of the facts and circumstances of the mortgage in the dispute, and especially in this case under the term…

  • FAZAL AKBAR v. HUSSAIN PARI 1982 SCMR 738

    The new Ground High Court in section 23 and the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115, allows respondents' application to the new ground of pre-empire new, failing to submit a late-day deposit, …

  • RIAZ v. RAZI MUHAMMAD 1982 SCMR 741

    Section 9 Components Section 9 of the law has four components of the provision of the law: (i) the person must be charged, (ii) such settlement must be immovable property, (iii) dispossession should b…

  • SHAMIR AHMAD v. STATE 1982 SCMR 745

    Section 9 40 / / 68 Che / / 2020 Che Society for borrowing some money from the bank with permission of the Society's land while acting as Secretary of the Cooperative Society by the Public Servant Pet…

  • TARIQ MASOOD v. SUPREME COURT ENROLMENT COMMITTEE 1982 SCMR 747

    R 108 The recording of the reasons for the decision of the Supreme Court lawyer as the High Court has the power of the Chief Justice and the High Court Judge of the High Court and they may, in their d…

  • SARDAR ALI SHAHEEN v. DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, SARGODHA 1982 SCMR 748

    EN 30, paragraph 5 (d) the High Court should, on the writ petition filed by the applicant, a depot holder, instruct the applicant to consult the relevant authorities and such authority should consider…

  • GHULAM MUHAMMAD v. MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE, LAHORE 1982 SCMR 750

    Section 10 state land is alleged to be a grant of land to the applicant's grant lease, but the department refuses to acknowledge the facts on the contentious land and the possession of the applicants,…

  • U. H. JOSEPH v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 752

    Section 5 Delays Issue The attention of the counsel appearing before the Appellate Bench of the High Court drew attention to the question of the merits of such appeal, and the original appellants also…

  • KHURSHID v. GHULAM MUHAMMAD 1982 SCMR 753

    Arts 185 (3) and 199 and the Court Fees Act (VII of 1870), members of the Section 28 Cortfey's Deficiency, the Board of Revenue's respondent to the High Court's volatility on the reduction of court fe…

  • MUHAMMAD NASEEM v. STATE 1982 SCMR 754

    Section 6 Ins6 Insanity, raised with some material in support of it, requires Sessions Court to investigate the case but ask the applicant's lawyer to investigate the matter before the case is conclud…

  • SANAULLAB v. MUHAMMAD FAYYAZ 1982 SCMR 756

    Section 7 517 constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), along with the custody of the property magistrate, as well as some documents and substances appear to support the case of the High Court in…

  • MAQSOOD KHAN v. STATE 1982 SCMR 757

    Sections 2 & 2 and 2 2 [murder case] Testimony of an underage girl accused of throwing her roots into a ditch, cutting off some eds and then suddenly stripping the girl's dupatta. Took it in his throa…

  • BAKHAN v. MURAD 1982 SCMR 765

    Section 3 reads with the Government Land Colonization (Punjab) Act (V12 of 1912); Section 10 Allow the appeal to be considered as to whether a widow owns the land under the Government Land (Punjab) Co…

  • MUSHTAQ ALI v. STATE 1982 SCMR 766

    Section 7 497/888 A person charged with death and such murder due to bail, since the Constitution of Pakistan without merit (1973), Article 185 (3)…

  • TAMKEEN KHATOON v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, LAHORE DIVISION, LAHORE 1982 SCMR 767

    In the Shadow I read Memo No. 301 with PI-60, dated 9 1 1960 (printed on p 104 of the Settlement Manual), whether the question of transferring the additional area to the occupier of the servants' quar…

  • PAKISTAN (PUNJAB PROVINCE) v. RIAZ ALI KHAN 1982 SCMR 770

    Section 240 (3) was read with the Civil Service Rules, r 14 10, and the Punjab Department of Subordinate Service Rules, 1933, r 3 (2) terminated the service of the probationer on account of irresponsi…

  • KAMAL DIN v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 772

    Controversies 4, 6 and 7 are on the question of whether the settlement authorities, after holding the question of open re-issue after issuing a permanent transfer, need to re-examine the Constitution …

  • PROVINCE OF PUNJAB v. GHULAM MUHAMMAD SABIR 1982 SCMR 774

    Article 1 ((())) of a grant of the land allegedly asserts that the grantee will not assign, subvert or transfer such land or any part thereof, or a public building project for the schools. Any buildin…

  • MUSHTAQ AHMAD v. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, SARGODHA 1982 SCMR 775

    Article 31 (2) and (3) read with the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 18: (3) Revoke Appeal to the Unbelievable Appeal Ten of the eleven members have not applied to the Applicant (Chairman of …

  • YAQOOB v. AMIR HUSSAIN 1982 SCMR 777

    Article 4 (185 ()) allows an appeal to object to whether defendants are entitled to a mortgage release upon submission, neither specific appeal has been appealed nor a decision has been made Therefore…

  • ABDUL LATIF v. ZAHOOR DIN 1982 SCMR 779

    Section 15 passed in favor of the pre-emptor with the consent of the seller for pre-emption, the pre-emptor unable to process the order because of the recipient of God, below the interest prescribed t…

  • TALIB HUSSAIN v. PEHLWAN KHAN 1982 SCMR 780

    Article 185 (3) and Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 417 and 439, in the Sessions Court, to dismiss the complaint in a murder case and to file a review in the High Court for acquittal of t…

  • MUHAMMAD ZAMAN v. SULTAN AHMAD 1982 SCMR 785

    Article X5II (3), read with Article 185 (3), allows the appeal to be allowed on the argument that the deceased and the applicant have joint ownership, so the applicant can maintain the appeal till the…

  • MUHAMMAD YOUSAF v. EJAZ HUSSAIN ALIAS IJAZ KHAN 1982 SCMR 786

    Article A 53, read with the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) allow for a new appeal that the existence of a written agreement does not require Section 53A and has not been met with a h…

  • M. M. K. A. ZAI v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER. KARACHI 1982 SCMR 788

    The cancellation of the Section 20 PTO jurisdiction was initiated for the sale of a large mansion, the only four municipal property numbers mentioned in the advertisement and the reserve price indicat…

  • LATIF v. FAZAL DIN 1982 SCMR 796

    Article 8 (185 ()) Delay Appeal 80 Delaying Appeal Due to Delayed Request for 80-Day Delay Applicants and any good cause for delayed delay by their lawyer No, [delay]…

  • MAHMUDA TEHSIN v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 798

    Article 199 Written jurisdiction is a question whether a person residing under the jurisdiction of the Settlement Commissioner and the Settlement Commissioner, if necessary or appropriate, is entitled…

  • SAEEDA BANO v. CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 799

    Article 4 (185 ()) allows for leave to appeal whether the transfer of the premises may be reopened where the applicant did not commit any misrepresentation or fraud in the pursuit of PTD and whether t…

  • EVACUEE TRUST PROPERTY BOARD v. IQBAL MAHMOOD 1982 SCMR 801

    Article 3 (185 ()) Delaying Appeal Delay Delayed Delay 3 Days In High Court Playhouse, Not Enough To Show Applicant A Special Disclaimer, [Delay]…

  • REHMAN v. PIR MUHAMMAD 1982 SCMR 802

    Article 4 ((())) allows the applicant to appeal the land to the claimant in the dispute purchased by the claimant, and the competing defendant has acquired the land from an AB in lieu of his own land.…

  • MUHAMMAD LATIF v. QAMAR-UN-NISA 1982 SCMR 803

    Article 199 Writing jurisdiction The High Court refused to deny the injunction and is subject to the final determination that the constitution of Pakistan was denied when the writ petition was termina…

  • MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ v. MUHAMMAD SHARIF 1982 SCMR 804

    Section 13 (2) (i) the tenant permanently refuses to recognize the defendant as the landlord and, despite the direction of the former co-owner, the respondent has directed the rent by the applicant. A…

  • HASSAN TAHIR v. DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE, BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE & SECONDARY EDUCATION, RAWALPINDI 1982 SCMR 805

    R 8 (i) (v) Rule 8 (v) Although the smuggling indication of the respondent book dealt with is related to the examination hall, the applicant is also being accused of helping to resolve the questionnai…

  • ABDULLAH v. NISHAN BIBI 1982 SCMR 814

    Section 25 reads with the Evidence Act (I of 1872), Section 116 estoppelment once recognizing its tenancy cannot deny the landlord the title of a tenant until the relevant High Court Act XXVIII of 195…

  • ALI MUHAMMAD v. MUHAMMAD HAYAT 1982 SCMR 816

    O XX, r 5 The content of the trial judge's decision, not to state the reasons for his decision on each issue separately and to deal with all those matters simply, does not qualify for the results give…

  • ALI ABMAD SABRI v. STATE 1982 SCMR 818

    O XXIII, r 8 returned from office by the applicant for failure to surrender the petitioner filed by the fugitive from justice and after 300 days to file another application for leave for appeal and De…

  • NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN v. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO. LTD., KARACHI 1982 SCMR 820

    OI, r 10 and the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) claim that the insurance policy has been assigned to the applicant bank, the requisite or proper party to the applicant and proceeding…

  • MUHAMMAD YOUSAF v. DEPUTY SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER (LAND) 1982 SCMR 822

    Sections 10 and 11 allow the informant to appeal a special leave to consider whether an informant cannot be granted a civilian settlement in lieu of his rural claim and whether the informant can file …

  • SAGHIR HUSSAIN v. KHAN MUQARRAB KHAN, SETTLEMENT AND CLAIMS COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 823

    Property Schedule Transfer Applicants are unsuccessfully trying to transfer property against their certified claims, withholding and claiming that such property was vacant trust…

  • KHURSHID AKBAR v. MANZUR AHMED 1982 SCMR 824

    Section 22 pre-discrimination payments can be extended by the appellate court's interim order during the appeal hearing by the appellate court, or the removal of it can also have a pending effect and …

  • ABDUL RASHID v. ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 833

    Read with Punjab Local Councils (Election Petitions) Rules, 1979, r. 15 The Election Tribunal says that the entire election was void because it was not held properly and irregularities were taken duri…

  • MUHAMMAD YOUNIS MALIK v. DISTRICT JUDGE, LAHORE 1982 SCMR 834

    Article 13 is read with the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 185 (3) Proof of eviction requirement for personal use Once the burden is available for land ownership of the housing eviction…

  • ALLAH BACHAYA v. QADUL 1982 SCMR 836

    Section 114 reads with the law of marriage and legality as Mohammedan law, it is proved that he has confessed to his son as his son that he has been living between the deceased and the main defendant …

  • ALLAH DITTA v. CUSTODIAN, EVACUEE PROPERTY, PUNJAB, LAHORE 1982 SCMR 841

    Article 22 and the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Customs (Punjab) The separation of land by the customary owner may affect any citizen having such a decree with the custodian's jurisdic…

  • GULZAR KHAN v. RAZIA BEGUM 1982 SCMR 843

    The final results of the Section 115 review cannot be interfered with by the trial court and the appellate court on questions of fact, unless the jurisdictional error is found, interference by the Hig…

  • QUTAB DIN v. SETTLEMENT & REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 845

    Article 199, read with the Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act (XXVIII of 1958), addresses the issue of whether or not the dispute between the two independent units results from a …

  • SALAMATULLAH v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, JHANG 1982 SCMR 847

    In the Court of Appeal for Section 2 (4) Word House Definition, the Supreme Court considered whether the property was in dispute [words and phrases]…

  • GULAB KHAN v. SETTLEMENT & REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER, RAWALPINDI 1982 SCMR 849

    Sections 10 and 16 and Scheduled Property for Transfer of Property at All Levels Settlement that is in the Applicant's request are not eligible for transfer of property in dispute, cannot be interfere…

  • MUHAMMAD SHAFI v. ALI MUHAMMAD 1982 SCMR 850

    Article 15 The pre-relief rule for pre-discrimination rights that must remain in its highest position until the date of the order cannot be re-examined for the offer to succeed.…

  • SAIFULLAH KHAN v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, PUNJAB, LAHORE 1982 SCMR 853

    Article 199 Writing Jurisdiction Applicant is not demanding High Court from Clean Hand;…

  • ABDUL MAID v. SHAMSHER ALI 1982 SCMR 858

    Arts 3 (3 ()) Allow appeal to the Supreme Court, never before a departmental forum, also requires a realistic decision on whether a particular person has a proposal. The High Court does not even allow…

  • MEHRAJUDDIN v. SETTLEMENT AUTHORITIES 1982 SCMR 859

    O XLII, r 1 Respondents, in the execution of the appeal memo, typed only one respondent's name and address and words and 4 others but he was terminated and as a result only the respondent named in the…

  • MEHBOOB ELABI v. ADMINISTRATOR, RESIDUAL PROPERTIES 1982 SCMR 862

    The person who took over the shops was transferred to a changed property, that is, the shop became an industrial concern as a soap factory; such exchange means the gathering of two shops with the same…

  • MUHAMMAD JALIL SIDDIQUI v. DIRECTOR, EDUCATION, SARGODHA REGION 1982 SCMR 864

    Article 17 dissolution of transfer to seniority of public servants serving in West Pakistan Unit One unit, no determination of transfer in pursuance of policy to dissolve one unit, no reference to ins…

  • KHUSHI MUHAMMAD v. FEDERAL LAND COMMISSION 1982 SCMR 866

    Arts 199 and 185 ()) Appeal Permit Writs justifying the writ petition, The High Court was not raised by any serious question of law, [Locus Standi]…

  • ABDUL SHAKOOR v. HAWABAI 1982 SCMR 867

    A. XXIII, 1 Return of the Plaintiff for the Appeal to the Appropriate Forum Returned to the Plaintiff for the Appeal Before the Return of the Plaintiff, Appeal to the Respondent for the Appeal Court E…

  • IQBAL AHMAD KHAN v. SECRETARY, ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION 1982 SCMR 868

    R 49 (3) (ii) and the Rules of Competence and Discipline, 1960, r 4 (1) (d), the authorized authority of seniority, does not permit the applicant's original service in continuation of the service trib…

  • ISMAIL v. UMAR BIBI 1982 SCMR 871

    A. VII, r 11 In the case made after the plaintiff's request for modification of the case is close to the evidence, the trial court's discretion is used to dismiss such request [ Plaintiff]…

  • SHER BADSHAH v. STATE 1982 SCMR 872

    Article 305/34 read with the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) [murder case] to allow the appeal to consider whether the two defendants' appeal petitions were still accused of firing a …

  • SAIFUDDIN v. SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB 1982 SCMR 877

    Section & and Senior Certification Sanitary Petitioners surplus on the transfer of One Unit and given ad hoc appointment for direct recruitment, which cannot be regularized without the Public Service …

  • MUHAMMAD NAWAZ v. DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER, JAUHARABAD 1982 SCMR 880

    Article 212 (3) Denial of service…

  • AZIZ AHMAD v. PROVINCE OF PUNJAB 1982 SCMR 882

    Article 212 The seniority government directed to examine the service tribunal's recommendations on the question of converting temporary posts into permanent positions and prior approval against such p…

  • NIAZ MUHAMMAD v. ABDUL AZIZ 1982 SCMR 883

    Article 199 written jurisdiction of the High Court ruled that the exercise of writ jurisdiction cannot be interfered with in the search of the facts of the courts below; the matter is not worthy of in…

  • EJAZ AKHTAR v. STATE 1982 SCMR 885

    Article 2 (3 ()) claims that the applicant is suffering from eye problems and cannot secure a certified copy of the unknown order over time, so the delay in filing an appeal leave can be condoned. Is,…

  • LT: COL. SARDAR FAROOQ SHAUKAT KHAN LODHI v. TALEH MUHAMMAD 1982 SCMR 886

    Sections 24 and 27 allow an appeal whether the appeal is allowed to investigate the matter, whether the tenancy on the breach of the condition should be resumed and will be subject to restitution.…

  • QAYYUM 1QBAL v. STATE 1982 SCMR 887

    Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Sections 155 (2) and 537 and Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), with the recapture of the Articles 3, 4, 9, 16 and 31, have been considered. Permitte…

  • ABDUL GHAFFAR WASTI v. COLLECTOR OF CENTRAL EXCISA & LAND CUSTOMS 1982 SCMR 888

    Article 2 (185 ()), under the old system, inspectors, central excise and land customs promotion inspectors once advanced according to the merit obtained in the examination. Regardless of his seniority…

  • MUHAMMAD SULEMAN v. SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN 1982 SCMR 890

    Read with Pakistan Army Regulation No. 269. It is argued that the applicant's Army's right to express his cause without any reason was illegal and void as provided under Rule 269 Regulation, held, dir…

  • AKBAR YALMAZ v. GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB 1982 SCMR 891

    Article 212 (3) The inquiry recorded by the tribunal on the question of domicile cannot be investigated by the Supreme Court whether the applicant appointed such a question on the Quetta-Pashin domici…

  • AKBAR YALMAZ v. GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB 1982 SCMR 892

    Section 17 Under the juvenile court rules, custody of the father of a minor boy of seven years, detaining the father at an early age for compromising on the welfare of the minor, between the parties a…

  • NAZAR MUHAMMAD v. MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 1982 SCMR 894

    Guarantees of Sections 497 and 498, as per the High Court's discretion, did not violate any principle of law which was not encountered, nor was there any false statement or record, using the arbitral …

  • MANZOOR AHMAD v. MUHAMMAD AMIN 1982 SCMR 894

    Read with Section 30, Permanent Transfer Rules, 1961, r 4 and the Transfer of Property Act (VII of 1882), review of the transfer of property without notice to Section 8 section 30 and transfer of owne…

  • KARAMAT HUSSAIN v. PROVINCE OF THE PUNJAB 1982 SCMR 897

    Article 212 Allow applicants to refuse to receive due notice and alternatively be notified of the contents of the notice on loudspeakers Establish the fact that applicants do not accept exchange of de…

  • NOOR MUHAMMAD v. PROVINCE OF PUNJAB 1982 SCMR 900

    R19, read with Colony Manual Directive 1954, was obtained by the collector regarding the acquisition of the final decision pending the condition No. 2 lumber grant and it only has to go towards the co…

  • DOST MUHAMMAD v. ABDUL RASHID 1982 SCMR 905

    Sections 13 and 15 Define eviction evidence on the basis of default in rent payments No question of law or principle to be tracked by courts Was responsible for a unanimous search of the courts. Remov…

  • MUHAMMAD RAMZAN v. MUHAMMAD ISMAIL 1982 SCMR 908

    On the basis of such oath, the parties to the Court of Appeal, which have agreed to adjudicate on the Koran in favor of the parties to the dispute over the immovable property, have made such an oath. …

  • ABDUS SATTAR v. STATE 1982 SCMR 909

    Under Section 7 497/30307 and 325 under bail, the accused along with the appellant of the accused accused also allow the appellant of his accused to grant the exemption of the bail.…

  • FATEH MUHAMMAD v. STATE 1982 SCMR 910

    Section 4971498 was read with the constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) bail applicant was charged with firing the deceased effectively and medical evidence showed that the deceased had die…

  • ALLAH BAKHSH v. STATE 1982 SCMR 911

    O XXVI, r 1 The applicant who has survived the criminal appeal hearing against the conviction for breach of law by the appellant has also been spared from the law; he is not entitled to any relief eve…

  • AZIZUDDIN v. HASHMY CAN CO. 1982 SCMR 912

    Such application shall be made within the appropriate request, despite any restriction in the application ordinance against sections 12 (5) and 31 discharge latches. A one-year delay in filing an appl…

  • NASIMA BEGUM v. SETTLEMENT & REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 913

    Schedule with the Displaced Persons (Land Settlement) Act (XLVII of 1958), Section 16, West Pakistan Rehabilitation and Settlement Scheme, Part I, Part II, Para 19 and 29 and Board of Revenue Memorand…

  • MUHAMMAD ASLARN v. MUHAMMAD AKRAM 1982 SCMR 918

    Claims for dispute of facts not upheld by order of Supreme Court intervention…

  • NAZIR AHMED v. MUHAMMAD SHARIF 1982 SCMR 919

    Evidence obtained on the basis of sections 13 (3) and 15 (4) of personal use ultimately proves that the landlord needs a shop for his personal use and occupancy, without requiring any interference. Is…

  • MILITARY ESTATE OFFICER, MULTAN CANTT. v. MUHAMMAD SALEEM BAIG 1982 SCMR 920

    Section 13 (2) defaults on payment of rent is due to the delivery of fares on the wrong wrong address. But care and caution may not be required. Ignored, not worth it…

  • ABDUL HAQUE v. SAFDAR BOKHARI 1982 SCMR 922

    Read with the La Reforms (Amendment) Act (VI of 1975), the schedule should consider special leave to appeal the transfer of property through auction (i) Single judge's order despite amendments to the …

  • ZAHEER-UD-DIN v. ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1982 SCMR 925

    Article 199 was read with the Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act (XXVIII of 1958), whether the Schedule and Settlement Scheme No. VI VI point was a matter of transfer to the Ihata…

  • MOHAMMAD HUSSAIN v. MOHAMMAD YAQOOB 1982 SCMR 926

    Article 199 Right Stand Order Dispute over immovable property not by the petitioner of the High Court, refusing such transfer in possession, the High Court has ordered that the interim stay order be r…

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