MUHAMMAD SALEEM versus MEMBER (JUDICIAL-V) BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB LAHORE
17 and 19 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 \ r \ n \ r \ n \ r \ n The appointment of an illegal application lumber holder and the period of permanent division of tribal discrimination after termination of employment, to fill vacant applications. Were taken. The plaintiff and the applicant and the defendant, who was the son of the deceased limber holder, filed petitions for the appointment. Was dismissed, all revenue earners were considered after the comparative comparability of both the candidates and their qualifications, the authorities decided as a suitable and suitable candidate for the post of Chuck Concern Lamborgh HC finds decision against Revenue Authorities They cannot be. Jurisdiction, especially when no disqualification was identified by the petitioner, the applicant states that the respondent was appointed to the position of lambardar solely on the basis of ancient rule, while the applicant was appointed from it. There was far more merit because it was rejected by the authorities as determined by the defendants on the basis of the grounds listed in RR 17 and 19 of the West, the Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968 respondents' hereditary claim based on West Pakistan Land. Revenue rolls cannot be considered to be washed off R 17 of 1968, inherently claiming and of ancient rule. Later claims, there were two different claims, which have different effects inherent claims were still one of the qualifications to qualify and in addition to the appointment of a person to the position of a lambardar.
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