AMAN ULLAH versus CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR, AUQAF, LAHORE
The Punjab Waqf Properties Ordinance 1979, under section 7 and 11 declaration of property as waqf property, where the property was declared as obsolete, the applicant claimed that the property was not a dedicated property as the revenue record contained it in the proprietorship column of the owner. As shown. It was never dedicated to a religious or charitable cause. It shows that the property is a non-existent cemetery and monastery that was formerly associated with the monastery and was being used for religious and religious purposes. I have proved to be a property. The cemetery is being used for public purpose as part of the monastery. From ancient times, no dedication to property was required, notification issued under section 7 of the Punjab Waqf Properties Ordinance 1979 declared the property as dedicated. Granted, it was not possible to be law-abiding
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