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GHULAM MUHAMMAD versus COMMISSIONER, LAHORE DIVISION

Sections 7, 11 and 14 Arbitration Act (X of 1940), Sections 30 and 33 of the Punjab Land Acquisition (Residence) (XII of 1985), Section 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Land Acquisition Award petitioner, deciding the title question in favor of the respondents entitled to the declaration, petitioner for amendment of the award in terms of the declaration filed a constitutional petition to set aside the award modification order and ban the authority. So that the approval of the High Court does not affect the order. The parties referred the matter to the arbitrator to decide who was entitled to the arbitral land in the award, and such decree should be honored. The award was retained by the High Court, its ruling was finalized among the parties as their right in the land could be such an order. In the constitutional petition, the petitioner was impressed by all the relevant compensation authorities for the land, they could not be instructed by the civil court to act contrary to the order in this case between the parties. , Giving such relief may instruct those who have duties in relation to the province's affairs to refrain from refusing the law. The arbitrator did not find himself subjected to misconduct in such proceedings, citing arbitration as a matter of arbitration, the finding of the decree was not reduced and the matter was not re-awarded. But no compensation was paid to any party, thus proceedings were not finalized under the Punjab Acquisition of Land (Housing) Act, 1973. immigration advocates from Rahwali lawyer