BARKAT ALI versus MEMBER (JUDICIAL-VIII) BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB
Sections 10 and 24 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Applicants Granted Moor Food Scheme Applicants request that after the allotment in 1959, they spent big money developing the state land and paying the cost, but the Board of The absence of Revenue Investigates the case and the land allotted to the respondents shows in the valid record that the applicant's allotment was abolished in 1961 and ten years in 1988 after reclaiming the land. The university was leased for and the applicant's decision was pending. Appeal of the Appellate Court rejected the civil court order before the Collector was already dismissed due to premature restriction, the reinstatement order not reached by the applicant was reached. had gone. After the transfer of the land in favor of the defendants to the permanent occupation of the land from 1959, the idols were executed and the variation in their favor was affirmed against the petitioner, the facts of the two courts below There were cohesive discoveries that involved a number of controversial questions of fact. The High Court dismissed the constitutional petition in the circumstances. \ R \ n
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