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FATIMA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL versus GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB THROUGH MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE (SETTLEMENT)

Martial Law Regulation 1972 No. 118 Para 5 Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act (XXVIII of 1958), Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973, Article 185 (3) Settlement Scheme No. L, Para 20 Compensation for vacant property) Settlement Options) The Appellant's predecessor was running the Chief Settlement Commissioner's School on disputed property when the application for property allocation in the name of the appellant was pending when the Martial Law Regulation No. 118 was adopted under the National Martial Law Regulation No. Para 5. Was given. 118 And the management of the school was taken over by the Government Settlement Authority's Department of Education and with the Education Department the original management was renamed and such allotment was made in the name of the department instead of the property appellants in the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction. The High Court was persecuted by the Appeals which the Lord rejected. The High Court's position on the Appellants was that since all formal proceedings regarding the allotment had been completed, the property should not have been transferred to the appellant's name. That the Central Government / Chief Settlement Commissioner, in the name of the department, be given a section Was given an option under 0. Compensation for any property on the basis of review or sale by the Chief Settlement Commissioner or any other officer authorized by him to dispose of property outside the compensation pool, the Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958 Was given the option to move out / dispose of In accordance with the Auction Sources or otherwise the Homelessness Compensation (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act 1958, the High Court dealt with all aspects of this case, with valid and authoritative reasons. online advocate from Bagh lawyer