PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB versus MEMBER, FEDERAL LAND COMMISSION, ISLAMABAD
Arts 184 (1) and 199 Land Reform Regulations, 1972, Paras 18 (3) and 29 Constitutions The dispute between the two governments demanded the provincial government set aside the Federal Land Commission approved orders under which the underground question Allotment of private persons was primarily envisaged by paragraph 29 of the Power Land Reform Regulations, 1972, it was the power of the federal government, which the federal government could directly use or impose on any individual. I could use the Federal Land Commission to approve pending allotment orders. In fact, the exercise of the powers of the federal government provided in paragraph No. 29 created a dispute between the provincial government and the federal government, and the same was considered by the Supreme Court in view of Article 184 (1) of the Constitution High Court. As entertainment provided. Barriers refused to interfere with allotment orders approved by the Federal Land Commission
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