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TAHIR MUHAMMAD ALIAS TARIQ KHALID versus MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE/CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, PUNJAB, LAHORE

Sections 10 and 11 of the Immovable Property and Displaced Persons Act (XIV of 1975), Sections 2 (2) and 3 (1) (a) Scheme for the Management and Disposal of Citizenship Properties, 1977, paragraph 6 (1) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application pending proceedings, the holder of the principle of confidentiality application was granted the right of allotment that the action on the petition filed by the plaintiff was pending while in the year. Settlement rules were repealed. The 1975 respondents were found to have occupied the disputed shop before the Settlement Officers of the 1960s allowed the application, the allotment was canceled and the property was allotted in the name of the defendants in the year 1983. Had raised that a permanent transfer agreement could not be canceled in 1983 after the settlement law was abolished. Pending proceedings under section 2 (2) of the Pending Property and Homelessness Act (1975) Act, 1975, the Chief Settlement Commissioner was eligible to approve the order to cancel the permanent transfer agreement because of the settlement. The current action was not affected by cancellation. Laws Respondents were entitled to shoplifting under Para 6 (1) of the Property Management and Settlement Scheme available in 1977. On the availability of the shop, the Government was issued by Punjab under section 3 (1) (a) of the Evacuee Property and Homelessness Act (repealed) Act 1976. Following the cancellation of the Permanent Transfer Agreement in the name of Allottee, the same transfer was properly ordered in the name of the respondent as the informant and the application was dismissed on the basis of possession. famous lower court advocate from Moro lawyer