ALLAH BAKHSH versus MEMBER (J-VIII) BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB
According to the Declaration of Constitutional Relief Act (Article 18 of the 1877), Articles 42 and 54 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Revenue Record entries, the changes changed the implementation of a civil court-approved decree by the Revenue Authorities. Was challenged in which their shares were held. Their predecessors' legacy was diminished; the trial court dismissed the suit, but it was claimed by the appellate court that the appellate court passed in favor of the defendants. The correction was granted after the court remained intact with the district officer. According to this decision, the creditors submitting the record of income, the decision of the lenders of the decision was upheld by the District Officer's order in the appeal, which was rejected by the Executive District Officer in the appeal and the order of dismissal was up to the Board of Revenue. That the declaration decree could not be implemented; the Revenue Authorities; and that the Revenue Authorities had no jurisdiction to enforce the judgment and decree of the civil court, which was declared by the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967 45 was approved, such entries in the rights record or from time to time n was granted from time to time provided. The record was supported by a record or order on which the Revenue Officers were obliged to comply with the order of the Civil Court and the Revenue Staff could not proceed with the decree that the Revenue Officer was under the responsibility of the Revenue Officer. And maintain a record of the latest taxes in compliance. Decisions bound by civil courts, which are based solely on the parties
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