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ZAHOOR AHMAD versus STATE

Section 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application under the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005, in its complaint under the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005, failed to state that the illegal possession of property was illegal. Separate allegations leveled against applicants about settlement were enough to make the real estate applicant a property occupant or branded as members of the Qibla Group or Land Mafia in order to comply with the provisions of the Illegal Settlement Act 2005 And in this case the parties were very closely related to each other and their mother The inter-conflict was purely a private dispute over the possession of some part of the family property, the respondents were real brothers and sons of the applicants and nephews of the respondents, and they were co-owners of the respective parcels of land and their ownership over the same property was a civil dispute. There was already a decision. Before filing a complaint under Section 3 of the illegal settlement, the respondents petitioned by the Court Respondents Act, 2005 to stop the usual proceedings pending in this case and to lift the weight of the criminal law relating to the short circuit. Had resorted to filing a complaint against the beneficiaries under the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005. Legalized, the proceedings under the Unlawful Disposition Act, 2005 were widespread in the proceedings under Section 1545, CRPC, and no criminal court was required to interfere with the possession of any property where it was The matter was already being regulated. Illegal Disposal by Additional Sessions Judge for an offense under Section 3 of the Act immigration advocates from Abbaspur lawyer