The Allotment (Land Settlement) Act, 1958 Section 10 and 11 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 in favor of the respondent's informant, the allotment against such allotment was rejected by observing that the defendant's rights. I was not satisfied with the allotment. Fully and Mukhtar failed to prove his case. One of the informants asked for an impeachment order in the High Court, but his constitutional application was rejected. Others did not challenge the order of the Chief Settlement Commissioner, it finalized against them. After several years, Mukhtar's constitutional petition was decided by the Chief Justice Settlement Commissioner not to challenge the constitutional petition filed by the provincial government. Against his first decision in which he rejected the respondent's request for allotment of land to the respondent, it was against all principles of justice, and especially in a strange situation when the Chief Settlement The Commissioner was rejecting Mukhtar's request and challenging his order and it was allotment. Contrary to his assertion that the right to land allotment had not previously been challenged at any level, the first order to obtain the final form could not be challenged, especially when the rules of settlement were canceled and on the question of fact. The matter was already decided by the High Court.
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