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GHULAM SARWAR versus MEMBER (JUDICIAL-VII)

Section 10 and 11 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Stabilization Scheme, Applicant's Certificate Sold his share affected by the allotment of less than the legitimate right of the applicant: The request of the Board of Revenue Validation Scheme was already issued Finalized and all shareholders / owners were given their respective shares of land. After the applicant sold his share there was no locus standi, the applicant would be relinquished to arbitrary relief in the constitutional jurisdiction after complete separation or disposition of his share. The rights of the parties could not be adjusted and the situation could not be restored prior to the consolidation. Applicant had no task stand for filing a constitutional petition, Revenue authorities approved a combination of facts and the law High Court dismissed the constitutional petition in the circumstances \ r \ n

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