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MST. NARMEEN S. HUSSAIN versus ADMINISTRATOR, ABANDONED PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT (CABINET DIVISION), KARACHI

Sections 3 (d), 16A (1) (iii) and 16A (2) of the Abandoned Properties (custody and administration) Act (XX of 1975), Section 11 Property statistics as a giving up mother Appellant denied that Pakistani nationality had emigrated from India to Pakistan and had been in service since 1952. The dispute was purchased by the appellant's mother at auction on 22 December 1970 and the balance was owed. Was deposited, while the remaining cost was to be credited within 2 years. Mom went to the United States for education in 1972, Appellant's mother was killed in Bangladesh in 1981, returned to Pakistan in 1987, after completing her education, completing the necessary formal steps and pending arrears. After the payment, he found that the controversial plot was abandoned in his name by the Property Organization, based on a letter sent to the then-Chief Martial Law Administrator in 1988, appellant's mother, by a specific As a person, under which he stated. Since he had renounced his Pakistani citizenship, the controversial plot was declared Property High Court, along with appellate authorities, had abandoned the declaration of property under the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction raised by the appellant. The mother was a Pakistani citizen and could not own a disputed property. Declared and abandoned property holder was a citizen of Pakistan, resident Sarai Karachi, even after disconnected date ie 16 12 1971, because he had never relinquished his Pakistani citizenship and so on. The evidence was to the authorities that they had failed the appellant's mother best law firm from Shahdad Pur lawyer