QEMAT BAHA versus GOVENRMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA
The Preamble Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Article 47 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application was purchased through the sale deed registered by the disputed property applicant, the provincial government also claimed that the notice for demolition of the applicants. The notice was purchased from the same vendor. The Construction Tribunal's decision to dismiss the applicant's claim for encroachment on public land was premature before the government process, so the applicant's work would be preferred over applicant's possession of the disputed property. The government did not challenge the applicant. During his interim inquiry, as such, such action would have been claimed by the Government of India that he had entered the record of revenue in 1982, while the applicant's name was not mentioned. , But an invalid notice was sent. In 2002, the applicant, ie 18 years after the government's death, will not be abolished by the proprietary rights of the applicant on disputed property for execution in the court. High Court reverses tribunal verdict and declares unwanted notice invalid
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2013
