RAUF AHMED GHORI versus MANAGING DIRECTOR, CHOLISTAN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, BAHAWALPUR
Government Land (Colony) Act 1912 Section 10 West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII Of 1967), Sections 163, 164 & 161 Crown Grant Act (XV Of 1895), Property Transfer Property Act (IV Of 1882), Section 6 Contract The Act (IX of 1872), Section 29 of the Cholistan Development Authority Act (XIV of 1976), the proposed Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Shahi Mazara Scheme, which was implemented by the state of Bahawalpur. Cholestan Development Authority being independent and body corporate, compliance with the terms and conditions of the Allotment Effect was not subject to the administrative control of the Board of Revenue nor was it a government-mandated approval by the Affiliated Department Planning and Development Cholistan Development Authority. ? Under the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, an appeal / revision or revision was a torture on the royal shrine scheme issued by the former ruling state. The effect of Section 29, Contract Act, 1872, is uncertain as such scheme cannot be ensured that all the allotments made under this scheme were made without legal authority and no legal consequence. No export, neither the federal government nor the provincial government had any authority. For any allotment of land to any person or class of persons, the Authority has been directed to specify its conditions in which it will give land to the Cholistan locals and thereafter to Bahawalpur. The landless tenants were directed to the Division's Managing Director of Authority to investigate the actual claims of the Altaz, which was declared illegal, and the provincial government should formulate this rule.
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