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KHUDA BAKHSH versus CHOLISTAN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

Government Land (Punjab) 's Colonization Act 1912 Entry 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Application for leave to appeal for allotment of land in the Cholistan Area The question was, who was the allottee of the suit land and who? The only unauthorized possession of such question was the question of fact, which was to submit the allotment orders / title documents to the Majlis Forum through the alleged allotment, referring the cases to the Board of Revenue, Punjab Supreme Court. The court directed the Board of Revenue to submit its allotment / title document, if any, to the occupants, and if any succeeded in presenting the occupation allotment / title document and also show that they had made the allotment And the violation of the law, if any, was admirable You should be allowed to remain in possession of residents who have failed to convince the Board of Revenue about their entitlement. Was in possession, the occupants would have no legal right to remain in possession and would have to be dismissed. The Board of Revenue was further directed to issue a public notice before deciding on the question of title. The organization should not be so. Complaining that it was not heard, the Commissioner of the Board of Revenue decided to return the remanded matters to the Board of Revenue to convert the applications for leave to appeal, and accordingly he Was dealt with by the Supreme Court. criminal advocate from Kakul lawyer