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AFSAR KHAN versus TRIBUNAL F.C.R./HOME AND TRIBAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT, N.-W.F.P., PESHAWAR THROUGH SECRETARY

Section 55A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 1 (2) (C), 199 and 260 (1) Pakistan Citizenship Act (II of 1951), Section 3 and 4 Domicile Certificate of Federally Administered Tribal Areas Was granted on the basis of a Report of the Council of Elders Returns requested by a member of the Tribunal FCR for invalidation of jurisdiction, while its member was sued in such case But it was not time to contribute my thoughts, addressing the applicant's late father, his mother's residential domicile listed on the pension papers, her cousins, and Dig Applicant domicile certificate proving that family member and the family that feudal property in an area of the family live in areas which the applicant belongs to a species pydgry table. If it meets the criteria laid down under the law, rules and regulations by the unambiguous certificate of the Supreme Court issued by the tribal elders, citizenship or residential rights should not be denied. Confirmation of the applicant's entitlement to the benefits and liabilities of the tribe belonging to the tribe, as a resident of such area, the applicant and his father fall into the category of citizens of Pakistan and if he If the permanent certification facility is refused, then residing in such area, then it will lose the authority to obtain a Domicile Certificate from another authority, the applicant's right to remain permanently resident in such area. Denial of this would be equivalent to denial of legal and constitutional right online advocate from Kot Radha Kishan lawyer