Section 3 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), Article 175 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 The Constitutional petition is passing on a public / all-encompassing path that the applicant has claimed to be a co-dependent partner with the claimants, In order to resort to the distribution of land, the aforesaid territory occupied some part of the land and set up barriers and blocked the road to block part of the land. For many years, the feeling of being a petitioner has been recorded. ? An application under section 3 (2) of the Unlawful Settlement Act 2005, which was denied by the trial court. Applicants approached the wrong forum to eliminate the full alleged violation of Section 175 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, which determined if land was allocated for residents in the State for common purposes. Was located in which the LAND was located and was violated by any person, the Revenue Officer, at the request of the landlord, may evict him from the land, the second treatment available to the applicant is Section 133, CRPC. The complaint was filed before the Area Magistrate, with public outcry the petitioner made public under Section 3 of the Unlawful Settlement Act 2005 And the encroachment of such complaints was not an option.
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