MUHAMMAD YAR ALIAS MUHAMMAD ALI versus MEMBER JUDICIAL-III, BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB
R19 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Appointment of Lumbar Applicant Applicant of initial lumber holder applied for appointment of limber holder after his father's death, who was permanent limber but the District Collector granted the claimant applicant. Challenged the district order. Prior to the Divisional Commissioner, who appointed the applicant as lumberman under the initial member, the Board of Revenue restored the order of the district collector and the defendant was appointed as the lumber holder whose father was the late lumber holder. 9 1996 died 1996 died on died While the Supreme Court of Pakistan declared the rule of Adam Shamari in the year 1999 as "mysterious", the appointment of applicants as lumbermen was made by the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968 KR. 19 (2), which was present at that time. The appointment of the applicant's present case under the preliminary trial rule was made valid before September. The court declared the above rule against the integration of Islam, so the appointment should be made in accordance with the provisions of the law at the relevant time. Yes, the record shows that the applicant was performing the duties of an alternate lumberman. Member, the Board of Revenue erred in asserting that the rule of ancient law was not attracted in the case of the applicant; if the law was amended during an action, the dispute was settled according to the law. When this process was started and not. In the light of the law which was present at the time of the final decision of the dispute, the application was allowed and the order of the member, the Board of Revenue, was set aside \ r \ n \ r \ n
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