STATE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION versus MST. NUSRAT IMTIAZ
Arts 11 and 32 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) and 199 Constitutional Applicants claim ownership over respondents' land by opposing and proprietary possession by petitioner (State Life Corporation). The petitioner's request for review on the petition filed was rejected, but his representation was filed before the president accepted. Respondents challenged this acceptance through a constitutional petition, which was allowed by the High Court on behalf of the applicant-owned property land that the defendant owned in two different measles numbers, neither the applicant nor his Was in the forefront of interests. Occupation of land ever claimed by the respondents holding a state-run applicant organization that owns sufficient land on the premises and then infringes on one's property and against the owners of small pieces of land. Such occupied land was claimed by the occupier. The Supreme Court dismissed the request and granted leave
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