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ARIFULLAH KHAN versus MUHAMMAD FAISAL KHAN

Article 199 The West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), the virtual interim order of the section 135 constitutional application by the Member Board of Revenue through the distribution of joint property, meant that the Revenue Officer was not in favor of a hearing. ? It was natural justice's disadvantage for a party to deprive the audience of its legal right and on no basis could it be construed as legal, without notice to the applicant through the Affected Review Order Board of Revenue. Was approved. The constitutional petition should be challenged as interim and such order had no prejudice to the applicant. Each party had a legal right against the other even before the approval of any adverse order which could deprive such party of the prized right in immovable property. Constitutional application was dismissed, weakness in unanticipated orders was identified

Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2015

• MIR ALAM v. AMROZ KHAN 2015 PLD 125
• GUL KHAN v. State 2015 PCrLJ 126
• MUHAMMAD ALI JAN v. State 2015 PLD 134
• SARDAR ALI v. AQIL MIN KHAN 2015 CLC 134
• SHER UMAR KHAN v. KHAN PUR alias KHANEY 2015 PLD 143
• INAYATULLAH ABDALI v. DIRECTOR-GENERAL NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU, KPK 2015 PCrLJ 146
• FAIT ULLAH alias Fatih ullah v. GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA through Secretary, Home Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2015 PLD 154
• SULTAN ROOM KHAN v. UNITED BANK LIMITED 2015 CLD 155

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