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CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR AUQAF, PUNJAB, LAHORE versus BAQIR ALI SHAH

In section 2 (iii), 7, 11 and 12 of the Muslim Waqf Verification Act (VI of 1913), a section 3 petition against the notification issued under section 7 of the Punjab Waqf Properties Ordinance, 1979, claimed that the shrine The graveyard of Hazrat Sakhi Sultan and his family, which was in ancient times used as a graveyard for his family, consisted of four canals of land, the petition was accepted by the Waqal descendants as requested by the applicant and Its witnesses were dedicated land, under the definition of dedicated property, as provided in section 2 (iii) of the Ordinance, 1979, which is hereby described solely as such dedication. Msman which was dedicated to verify the Act, section 3 and 1913 had been used on such a time as the ancient cemetery and the cemetery. In Islam, as a religious, pious and charitable purpose, the applicant did not present evidence to show that such land was a land devoted by someone to his family, child. The provision of livelihoods and offspring and ultimately for the benefit of the poor or other related beneficiaries as described in section 3 of the Muslim Waqf Act, 1913 was not a case of offspring because the purpose of the devoted land was wholly or partial. Was not to provide care and support. For the successors of Hazrat Sakhi Sultan, the district judge did not give any reason for removing such land from the notification. us immigration advocates from Chacklala lawyer