R17 West Pakistan Board of Revenue Act (XI of 1957), Section 199 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petitioner, Board of Revenue Scope Appointment of Jurisdictional Review Appointment Appointment of Applicant to the Board of Revenue Set in practice. Under the provisions of section 8 of the West Pakistan Board of Revenue Act 1957, the review of the powers of the Board under the provision of section 8 of the West Pakistan Board of Revenue Act 1957 was not reviewed at any cost. The Reviewing Board of Revenue was reviewed. No one was allowed to sit on the verdict on his order or on the order of a predecessor, especially when all the reviewed areas were already enraged, so that the Board of Revenue under review had There was no other option to give results based on the basics. Without first establishing whether there were any apparent errors or omissions in the order of review or whether the petitioner was appointed to consider it, the department claims, but other matters, to which Rule 17 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules 1968 Was to be considered by the revenue authorities as well. Applicant's appointment cannot be exceeded by an illegal or ultra-virus board of revenue. The use of its jurisdiction and jurisdiction, which was not actually included in the passage of the order in this case, was approved by the Revenue Authorities, accepting the review order passed by the Board of Revenue in the exercise of the jurisdiction of the review. The first order to be restored was to appoint an applicant. In the circumstances of the lumber petition
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