MST. ASMAT-UN-NISA versus GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P. THROUGH SECRETARY INDUSTRIES
Sections 4 and 16 Land Acquisition Circular No. 54, dated 6 12 1912, issued by the Government of North-North-West Frontier Province, Para No. 66 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), to be considered by the Supreme Court. Was approved for. Whether issued by the North-West Frontier Province Government, pursuant to paragraph 66 of Circular No. 54 of the Land Acquisition Circular No. 5412, it was the responsibility of the said Government to return the land to the owners / appellants because The purpose was no longer needed. For this, it was obtained earlier; whether, according to the report dated 1095 101995, the Government of the North West Frontier Province had abandoned the land for which the land was acquired, the Appellant Land Acquisition Circular No. Are entitled to the restoration of the land under 54. Even though the position of the North West Frontier Province government was ambiguous in its written statement, along with its defamatory remarks, it suggested that they use the land for some other public purpose and could not be entertained on a double basis. That at first it was clearly a victim of corruption. Since the property was leased to the North West Frontier Province Police Welfare Trust and secondly, when an attempt was made to alter the purpose, it could only be through a separate notification that was passed by the Supreme Court. With reference to And whether issued by the Government of the North West Frontier Province, pursuant to Para 66 (1) of the Land Acquisition Circular No. 54, pursuant to 12 191212, the classification / role of agricultural and livestock land will be defeated. Thanks to the resources of To use it for the purpose for which it was achieved
