CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR OF AUQAF, PUNJAB versus HAJI MUHAMMAD ASHRAF
After handling the land-based structure designated as Section 11 West Pakistan Waqf Properties Ordinance (XXVIII of 1961), Section 7 Waqf Property, the applicants challenged the notification, under which the Department of Appeals applied through the applicant. Handled the superstructure made on the ground that he bought. The sale process to consider, from the seller who claims to own it, the applicant has taken the stand that at the time he set up the land structure in dispute, he did not know that there was a dedicated property. The land purchased by the applicant was to be recorded in the Revenue Record, there was no evidence in the record of the shopkeeper's property and his seller's father to deny the applicant's request that he had made the land at the time of construction. He had no knowledge of the nature of the land, although it later proved to be a dedicated property, but it was later formed by applicant Land. Although there was dedicated property, but not the construction, the department was entitled to appellate orders for collection of land rent and other measures in accordance with the law, but the department did not have the land under the shops built by the applicants. Will be able to collect about ground rent and take other measures as per law.
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