Section 14 West Pakistan Border Area Regulation, 1959, [MLR 9] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Government Land, Allotment of leave of appeal was approved by the Supreme Court for consideration. If the provincial government is directed to allocate government land without the opportunity for a hearing and in favor of the respondents to enforce it as a party. If a statement of concession or consent given by a lawyer by the Chief Settlement Commissioner in a constitutional application is considered binding on the provincial government and the Assistant Commissioner who cannot be compelled to perform such act which is required by his law to perform Was beyond ability. Whether the land could be allotted in favor of the respondents, which was neither original allotment nor by the authorized resettlement or resettlement authority under the Scheme or Land Settlement Act, 1958. , Which was a repealed law. Whether underground land is canceled by the Border Area Committee that various allotments on the RL II Khatas violate the directions in the Martial Law Regulation 9, 1959 by the Revenue / Rehabilitation and Settlement Officers, and their Do not have authority Allotment of land in such area falls into the regional domain of the Border Belt without any alternative land supply and in the event of such termination, the responsibility of the Member Board of Revenue / Chief Settlement Commissioner and the Provincial Government. The problem was to address the victims' complaints. ; And whether the decision passed by the High Court in the cases related to Muhammad Ramadan and others vs. the Chief Settlement Commissioner and other titles is in the Supreme Court's law.
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