MIAN MUHAMMAD SHER versus MEMBER BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB, LAHORE
Article 4 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), Article 199 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Jurisdiction for Land Review under Section 199 Constitutional Application Section 163; Who had become the owner of the land. The decree dated 39th 1973 and 15th December 1980 was passed in their favor, all rights were exercised by the decision lenders who seized the applicants as decoders from the date of the sale agreement to the Revenue Authorities. Applicants whose orders were retained by the Appellate Authority and the Board of Revenue, issuing a notification under section 4 of the My Acquisition Act, 1894, relying on the Land Acquisition Notice The real owners were not disposed of, as the notification would only indicate the need for land The public goal was not specified. In the Government, unless the power of review provided under Section 163 of the West is occupied by the Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, the scope was limited and used only on the discovery of new and important issues or evidence. Could not have been made known to the Revenue Officer, or could not be presented at the time of the order. Passed, any new evidence or case of this kind was not indicated by the revenue authorities in the order which was being reviewed which was a wise decision with the use of judicial mind and which justified the review. They were also not available, which was approved by the board after a gap of 25 years. No revenue order
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