R 17 The West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), the appointment of a 16 16th Lieutenant's Kriti post vacated upon the death of the Lieutenant District Officer (R), enraged the applicant as per the order, the defendant filed the order of the Executive District Officer (R). In accepting the appeal, the respondent was appointed as the village limbar by keeping the order of the District Officer (R) and examining the behavior of the parties and the factual and legal position of the cases. The order of the Executive District Officer (R) was discussed. Respondents were also considered. In view of the standard of appointment so far in the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, RR 17 of 1968, the applicant still had an improvement as far as determining the applicant hereditary status of both the applicant and the defendant. Equivalent, however, was the defendant's matriculation with more than the applicant's land, which was sufficient to meet the needs of thousands of District Officers (R) who, without comparing this article, with the laws / standards placed on the subject. Was set as permanent limber against. The contesting candidates were rightly separated by the Executive District Officer (R) as an appellate forum after the Order of the District Officer (R) listened to the parties and considered the circumstances of the case, the petitioner said in the Executive District. Did not present any material evidence to rule out the results of. Officer (R) failed to bring any legal or factual error in the appointment of the respondent in the impugned order, as the village lien decree, which was based on facts and good reasons, was reviewed by the Board of Revenue. Do not interfere
