AR (Constitution of Pakistan) (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicants Appointed for Appointment of Lumbar, Applicant and Respondent Appointment as District Officer, Revenue Recommended Defendant for the Office of Lambdar While Executive District Officer, Revenue Accepted Appeal Against Defendant's Respondents Respondents filed a review petition before the Board of Revenue, which was accepted by the applicant claiming that the applicant was over-educated. Priority was given to the applicant for education while the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules 1968 The appointment of a lumberman was not a standard under KR17. And this applicant has been performing temporary lumberman duties for the past eighteen years, respondents asserted that the applicant owns more land and the majority of the property is settled by people who are lumbering candidates. Owns the property. Though it was worth it, it does not matter, in connection with the payment of public liabilities by the limber holder, the ownership of land in the holders was meant to protect the interests of the government but the payment of government dues also protected the security measures. Can be used to protect the land owned by the applicant. Enough to be used as security to pay the dues collected by the public applicant, he worked as a temporary lumberman for eighteen years without payment, so the defendant's more experienced Instead of being low land ownership it cannot be ignored
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