Section 4 (1) Residential Housing (Procedure Allotment) Rules in Quetta, 2009, RR 5, 6 (4), 8 (5) and 11 (4) Special Relief Act (I 1877), Sections 42 and 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 9 suit declaration and permanent injunction prohibited public residence owned by the plaintiff of the provincial government in which the retired alotz of such residence claimed to be entitled to his allotment and Tried to ban the settlement under which the plaintiff was in possession of the plaintiff. Such a residence for the past 20 years. That he cannot be employed as an employee of another department. And that the claimant had already entered into the transfer to another district. Such residence was allotted before the recent case was filed before the plaintiff filed a section 4 (1) of the lands of the Government of West Pakistan. Had not denied the facts of its exchange in another district, according to the provision of. Buildings (Recovery) Ordinance, 1966 and Rule 11 (2) of the Quetta (Residential Allotment) Rules of 2009, the move to move the allotment of public housing to another station will be rejected in favor of the plaintiff. Is left As per the provisions of the Residential Allotment Rules, 2009, Quota (Residential Allotment) rules, the claimant asserts his / her right when another district plaintiff had to obtain his legal right to his allotment. had lived. R 11 (4) of the Rule, while in R 6 (4), an aggrieved person was provided with the right to file a lawsuit before the competent authority before being referred to a court of law. Establish and deny it by authority
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