Article 10 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the Government Land (Punjab) Act 1912, the applicant obtained the allotment of specific land under the Gore-More Food Scheme, as well as being illegal on some part of the government land. As was the applicant. The property was granted to him on land that was allotted to him under the Guru Muir Food Scheme, but he was denied property rights on the land which denied the applicant's claim in his unofficial occupation. Appeal not allowed The court dismissed the applicant's claim, setting aside the appeal decision. The High Court had effectively dealt with the point raised in the application for leave for appeal, the effect being that the applicant had the right to own the property, the part of the allotted land and No, the applicant could not rely on the instructions on which the land that was allotted underground was never allotted to the applicant. The matter was thoroughly investigated by the competent authority and the applicant's claim was not entitled to grant the proprietary rights of the wrongful claim. The High Court upheld the appeal's decision on the right. Was denied in the circumstances.
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