SHAFQAT ALI versus SENIOR MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB, LAHORE
17 and 19 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 the appointment of hereditary claims and the rule of the perpetual Chamber of Chuck concerned have expired. Requests were filled to fill the vacancies and the plaintiff was appointed as a permanent limber on vacant posts. The petitioner, on behalf of the applicant, had directed the district collector to instruct the applicant to submit the latest applications. To be appointed as a limber, the two parties challenged the order before the Member Board of Revenue, which accepted the petitioner's review and dismissed the review filed by the respondent. , A further review request filed by the claimant was accepted by the Senior Member Board of Revenue. And the petitioner's position that the District Collector was reinstated in the Order was that the applicant's father was a permanent limber and that the Land Revenue Rules were Rule 17 of 1968 and that the rule of ancient law applied to his appointment. The Permanent Lumbar Petitioner's father was a permanent lumberman and petitioner, acting as a lumberman and was associated with the majority tribe of the Lombard area in the same year when the initial rule existed, before the repeal of the rule. Appointments had to be made accordingly. The High Court accepted the constitutional application of the rule. \ r \ n
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