SYED IQBAL MUHAMMAD SHAH versus SYED SAGHIR HUSSAIN SHAH
Article 36 West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968, 17 and 21 Appointment of Lumber Prior to the time when Chuck was mostly in government ownership, the Collector appointed a temporary limber there when more than 50 percent of the proprietary rights were in the above mentioned Chuck. Leases / grants were allowed, permanent lumbermen were appointed there. The State had lost a prominent place in the granting of proprietary rights to the lenders / grants, which were owned by the government, and logical action was taken for the appointment of a permanent limber. The lease / grantees became the basis after the grant of proprietary rights; after the above change, the prior arrangements needed to be revised; for practical reasons even before the granting of proprietary rights, there was no income tax and Grants also did not require payment of other cesses to the person appointed against the person, there was no liability or liability to the position of lumbar on a temporary basis, but the grantees had the preliminary rights to the approval of the supporter, in this regard the responsibility arose in Chuck. Had previously been considered as the first appointment of a lumberman in a temporary appointment, in the circumstances, Recalculate will not work and will continue to exist lmbrdar. The permanent basis was set right, in the circumstances it was a dispute that a limbar that was set on a temporary basis was a limb for all purposes and that there was no difference between a temporary lumberman and a permanent lumberman, There was no legal force and no authenticity.
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