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FEDERAL LAND COMMISSION versus MUHAMMAD AURANGZEB KHAN

Martial Law Regulation 1972 No 115 Para 29 and 7 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) declaration of the defendant in which he mentions the mention, under which he has given some of his land to his wife, sons And converted it into a land for daughters. Four years after the commissioner found such a transaction valid, the Federal Land Commission used defendant's own jurisdiction in favor of autonomous review. Some of the cases were declared invalid. Having acted with legal authority in approving illegal orders, the High Court correctly stated that in the case of Para 7 (b), Land Reforms Regulation 1972, the Federal Land Commission made the gift by the defendant. Could not check validity of strangers. The sale in favor of his wife, sons and daughters, all of whom inherited his unmarried sister, was also exempt from the examination by other defendants through the gift of land. On the basis of D-Part 7 (b), Land Reform Regulation, 1972, the sale transaction presented under section 7 (b) to the Reforms Authority was invalidated by the Land Reform Regulation, 1972 only. had gone. This change, though not confirmed in the Rights Record on 1 1971. The fact that the mutation in question was not taken into the record of the facts was not sufficient to sell the question illegally that the High Court had properly dealt with the matter separately. Land Commission order, no interference with such High Court order was guaranteed but permission to appeal was denied in the circumstances. family advocate from Bisham lawyer