MUHAMMAD AKHTAR versus SENIOR MEMBER BOARD OF REVENUE
Section 30 (2) Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 12 (2) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Allotment Gover Moor Food Scheme Jurisdiction of Civil Court, Applicant Approved by Senior Member Board of What was the challenge Revenue by which he applied to the Member (Colonies), Board of Revenue, in reference to his order for action under section 12 (2), CPC in 2004, whereby he filed a petition against the applicant. The request moved by the respondents was dismissed and the action filed. The applicants had allotted the land under section 30 (2) of the Government Land Colonial Act (Punjab) Act, 1912, under the Guru Mear Food Scheme in 1960 and the property rights under section 30 (2) of the colonies. They were given permission after the operation. Under the Government Lands (Punjab) Act, 1912, the applicant did not assert further that the contentious land was alleged to be in the Prohibition Zone. d More than once and again by various authorities found that the applicant was given proprietary rights in the year 1987 and the sale process was done in favor of paying full price, more than 50 years allotment. And after 23 years, under the orders of the Board of Revenue and the Provincial Governor, the registration of the cell deed and the repeated questioning of the respondents, stating that the allegations made by the defendants were baseless. There is no ground available for reopening the complaint from. However, he was excluded for not responding. Respondents can move a request for reinstatement if they wish, but the Senior Member Board
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