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MUHAMMAD HANIF versus FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 can only contain the contents of the Ordinance of the Jammu and Kashmir (Property Administration) Ordinance (III of 1961), Section 5B Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), VIII, R11 and Section 115. ? Attention should be given to the plaintiff's rejection, while the motions therein were deemed to be valid for a limited purpose, where the plaintiffs at their centers challenged the authorities' orders in appeal and review, which is why it is natural justice. Is a violation of the rule of Some were based on evidence; and they were unfair, unreasonable; without any jurisdiction nor violating the relevant laws; such points could be resolved by recording evidence, suit after the settlement of the matter. And the legal proceedings were forbidden only under Section 5B, Jammu and Kashmir (Property Administration) Ordinance. 1961, if the Authority acted in good faith or acted in accordance with the provisions of the Ordinance, in the presence of serious allegations that the orders were unwarranted and that it compelled the applicant to accept the terms of the illegal order. The action was initiated, the matter was not banned under Section 5 of Jammu. And the orders and actions of the authorities were challenged due to the non-availability of powers and jurisdiction of the Kashmir (Property Administration) Ordinance, 1961, violation of the rule of natural justice and violation of fundamental rights, jurisdiction of civil courts. Could not be removed. Being the ultimate jurisdictional courts, civil courts were eligible for scrutiny if relevant authorities had followed the law to create them. advocates from Sidhnoti lawyer