MUHAMMAD SHARIF versus BORDER AREA COMMITTEE, LAHORE
Martial Law Regulation (Zone B) 1959 No. 9 Schedule III, Para 9, Condition No. 1 1 [as amended by the West Pakistan Border Area Regulation, 1959 (Punjab Amendment) Ordinance (III of 1981)] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, after paying the requisite dues to the land, became the full owner of the original allotment of the land allotment and was given proprietary rights and was asked to approve the land in his name. Was given then Alotti sold some land to the seller through a registered sale deed which further sold the same land allotment. And then selling it without the approval of the Authority received the General Headquarters canceled the sale of land by the original alatty a violation of western Pakistan. Border Area Regulation, 1959 (MLR 9) Justification When the sale process in relation to the land was submitted for registration, the sub-registrar objected to any violation of any of the terms of the MLR9 of 1959. Raised and government officials didn't even bother to check the sanctions on the sale of the land in the dispute, the innocent seller of the dispute checked the revenue record and found them all free. After paying a huge sum of money to the original Allotted Deputy Commissioner under the scheme, he made a purchase and obtained approval from the General Headquarters for transfer of the land in favor of General Purchase if any objection regarding his eligibility was found. do not have. Considering the terms of the allotment, reference was made to the General Headquarters which could also be made by the Authority before the cancellation order was passed.
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