Appointment after Section 36 and 161 West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968, Rr 16 & 17 Village Lumber Ledger, Applicant applied for his appointment against vacant Assamese Additional District Collector appointed as Applicant , But asked to file an appeal against the defendant. Appointment, rejecting the Judicial Order of the Additional District Collector, said that according to the traditional and traditional principles of rural economy, the position of a lumberman was of a very high degree of privilege and privilege. The decision to make was significant at that time. The appointment of a leading position and title as a member of the Lambard was very honorable, with a privilege of high privilege in local rights and a respectable recognition of dignity in rural society; personal influence for the appointment of the Lambard. , The character, the qualifications and the independence of the debtor were the basic conditions the Additional District Collector did not appreciate. The Commissioner on the mandatory provisions of section 36 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967 and the instructions in R 16 and 17 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules 1968. Had rightly said that the Additional District Collector was required to issue legal clauses and instructions. Lmbrdar should be set. The Board of Revenue Review application filed by the applicant was dismissed and the Commissioner's decision was upheld by the Board of Revenue.
