ALI MUHAMMAD THROUGH LEGAL HEIRS versus CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER
Allotment by the Chief Settlement Commissioner in section 2 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) and 199 1992 1992 of the Empty Property and Displaced Persons Act (repealed) Act of 1992, when section 2, the Aviwaki Property and the Homeless The terms were not pending. The leave to appeal the Laws (Cancellation) Act, 1975, was passed by the Supreme Court to consider whether the respondents were entitled to retain the writ petition after rejecting four similar petitions. They were filed by the same relief. If the allotment given by the Chief Settlement Commissioner in 1992 was valid and legal when no action was pending under section 2 of the EQE Property and Homelessness Act (1975). Regardless of the notification of the exchange which results in the removal of the land compensation pool, any allotment may take place. If the High Court can order an allotment by exercising its constitutional jurisdiction. Whether irrelevant orders / decisions may be retained or liable to remain separate from each other because they were contradictory because of which multiple sets of land were allocated to the same land and the impact of this decision. As approved by the High Court in review. The present petition for leave to appeal before the Supreme Court is pending
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