SAKHAWAT ALI versus DEPUTY SETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER
Sections 3 and 4 of the Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958 and the Disposition of Disputes Act (XIV of 1975) Act, Section 2 (2). Transfer property to a dispute in favor of transfer. Similarly, the vacant property appellants had filed a writ petition against such transfer claiming that it was not a withdrawal. The High Court had refused to grant relief on the ground that the appellants had in the past failed unsuccessfully to transfer the property as eviction property, thus, they could not dispute its nature. Such findings cannot be equated with finding out the nature of the property in dispute; the application of the Homeless (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958, was not considered on the property for dispute between 1947 and 1974. Was. 1958 was canceled and only pending cases were to be dealt with under the Iowa Property and Homelessness Act. WS (Canceled) Act, 1975 The Supreme Court, while rejecting the orders of the High Court and Deputy Settlement Commissioner, remanded the case to the notified officer for a decision on the question: whether the property was ever vacated in the dispute ? Whether the appellants have actually filed the application form and the matter is considered pending pending settlement under the eviction laws; And what can be done as good as evacuation property?
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