Claims for incorporation of property in Articles 13 and 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Pond of the Abandoned Properties (Taking over Management) Act 1975, because the applicant claimed to be the owner of the disputed land. Was purchased. His father was a Bengali citizen before 16 12 1971, to which he was allotted only the contract to sell the documents submitted in support of his claim and no other title document was presented to him. Such a claim was not filed until 17 1998 1998, initially transferred to the Capital Development Authority for transfer of the disputed plot in 5 9 1975, about six of the executed abandoned Properties (Taking Over and Management) Act 1975. Six months later, and then it was discovered that the plot was running as a real estate. , The applicant applied for the first time to the applicant in 1998 that the applicant developed a special power of attorney to prove his title and was executed by the government agencies of the Bangladesh government and the Government of Pakistan through an affidavit allotment. The fact of the matter was that the application was transferred to the Capital Development Authority for transfer of the plot and afterwards the documents were sent to the applicant through government agencies of both the governments. There is no evidence of the transparency of the sale transaction by the Special Power of Attorney and the allotment of the allotment unless it is proved that the allot is in hand and the sale was made before 16 12 1971 1971 by the magistrate in the dock. This case of the documents will not be a proof of the accuracy of the sale transaction where the sale transaction is done
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