CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER/MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB, LAHORE versus IHSAN-UL-HAQ
Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application Order of allotment of land to persons who had no property in India Before the death of the libertarian father in 1918, his property was inherited by his eldest son. The three lost sons (defendants) were inactive and did not claim to take part in their father's estate until after the emigration, Pakistan said that the three sons could not prove their claim and the eviction laws were repealed. After losing his father's notification officer's inheritance, the respondents claimed three (three sons) and their names Ordered the allotment of. The Validati Chief Settlement Commissioner filed an application in the High Court against the illegal privilege certificate which resulted in the claim of the facts filed in the allotment for land allotment to the respondents. O In the last five consecutive cases, the final order for the allotment of the allotment was found invalid in the litigation, which has been obtained and the concerned informed officers were directed to make the allotment made by the names of the respondents. Cancel, if any
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