QADIR BAKHSH versus MEMBER, (CONSOLIDATION) PUNJAB BOARD OF REVENUE, LAHORE
Sections 10, 13 and 14 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 The relevant provisions relating to the Certified Stability Scheme of the Constitution were reviewed by the Board of Revenue in 1981 which was approved by the scheme which was finalized. Was granted, implemented and moved according to the scheme, and new transformers created their own lands and more than 500 people bought land and developed it on their own property when the matter was finalized. After 15 years, the Additional Commissioner (Stability) verified several years, the Acquisition Scheme was reviewed and so on. The order was ordered for stability, despite the fact that there was no review provision in the West Pakistan Consolidation of Holdings Ordinance, 1960 review powers could only be granted by constitution, and when the West Pakistan Holding Ordinance, 1960 Stability was not authorized d The Additional Commissioner (Stability) to review the operation of stability, the authority granted by him was without jurisdiction and was not sustainable in the eyes of the law, finalizing legal proceedings. Will lean in favor of giving, otherwise it will be 'Pandora's Box'. An end to litigation and an endless period can begin, with litigation / kitsadas cases, which have been finalized as a result of judicial proceedings, facing great hardship and inconvenience. The review of the scheme, which cannot be reopened by the executive authority, will certainly open a ghost and the closed chapter will be without legal action and without a litigation
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