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MST. AZRA BIBI versus CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, PUNJAB, LAHORE

Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction Scope Settlement Authorities Allocation of Frauds and Frauds by the Fraud Commission The Board of Revenue Effect where the allotment relied on was illegal and jurisdictional and on the basis of it was fraud and fraud. That, if the Board of Revenue, which exposed fraud and fraud and prevented the illegal transfer of property by its own orders, the High Court did not revoke the Board of Revenue's order in the exercise of its discretionary jurisdiction. Even though it was clearly without. Scope

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