Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 3, 4 and 7 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) disputes over alleged property left by the ruler between the heirs and ruler Article 3, Accessing State (Property) Create dispute in cover Order, 1961 and can only be decided by the Central Government, and under Article 7 of the said Order the results of this decision were withheld from judicial scrutiny, which included some of the concurrent findings of the High Court. Was also clearly not satisfied, despite its factual and appellate level, that the Supreme Court still allowed the applicant to file his complaint, if any, and if it had been advised. Given that, before, if, and when taken, the individual, on the basis of lakes alone, will not be discounted. It should be noted sympathetically that the applicant apparently proceeded with a diligence and good faith in front of a forum in which the former party had no jurisdiction. The central government will have to consider these questions, whether the initial rule requested by the petitioner's brother, the last ruler, did not apply when the succession began, that is, the year 1943; What is the role or ability of a ruler to consider the Accessing States (Property) Order, 1961, and other publications on the subject, and whether a legal change may occur, and if so, the effect of this, when , Personal claims for related compensation were filed in Pakistan or on real estate, which is central to the government's goodwill. Who i
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