Sections 3 and 4 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Complaint under section 3 of the Illegal Settlement Act 2005 Complaints and jurisdiction and the scope of civil and criminal proceedings together to establish ownership of the disputed property The complainant (complainant) filed a complaint against the accused (respondent) under Sections 3 and 4 of the Unlawful Disposal Act, 2005, which presented a fake stamp paper which claimed to be the owner of the property. , The FIR had registered a case against the accused in the said bogus and the fake stamp paper trial court had opened the case without any pro Zad without recording evidence of illegal Disposal Act, dismissed a complaint under the 2005 complaint. The complainant's conviction was that the accused produced a fake and fake stamp paper, which was investigated and an FIR was filed, but the trial court overlooked the aspect of the case, and that T The Real Court dismisses the complaint on record without any evidence. The validity record shows that the defendant initiated civil litigation after the grievance body, which applied to all cases of unlawful and unlawful occupation, to defeat the applicable law unlawful disposal of 2005. Was. , Without discrimination, was charged with unlawful and unauthorized possession of premises, especially in cases where he submitted a fake and fraudulent stamp paper to prove his legal status. An FIR was also filed against him so that he could reach it. The only and proper outcome of a complaint filed under section 3 of the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005
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