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MUHAMMAD WALAYAT versus MEMBER JUDICIAL, BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB

Section 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Stability Action The applicants of the Board of Revenue were revoked by the Board of Revenue's order in relation to the Stability of Review. The review application had much broader scope than the High Court's powers in the constitutional application; the High Court in the petition can consider only jurisdiction or illegality, whereas, the reviewing court is not only on legal status. In view of the fact that even in its constitutional application the finding of any inquiry approved by the order of the subordinate courts approved by the Board of Revenue cannot be challenged, in the judgment approved by the applicant Board of Revenue Petition. Identify any illegal or illegal scope of error Were unable to cry.

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