MST. SAEEDA SULTANA versus DISTRICT COORDINATION OFFICER
Section 2 (D) and Schedule West Pakistan Cemetery (Protection and Maintenance) Act (XXV of 1958), Sections 5, 6 and 12 Transfer Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 41 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 250 The constituency is included in the schedule supplemented by the specific measles land that was purchased under the Mayani Sahib Cemetery Ordinance, which was purchased by the applicant from a private person. Was to buy such land by , 2005; that no notification was issued in accordance with the law. And that he had not heard through the committee before launching such a campaign. Judiciality was completed only before June 18, 1962, and transactions were closed for all practical purposes, which were secured by the President's Order No. 19 29, and Article 250 of the Constitution reports that senior members, After conducting the survey through the Board of Revenue, the applicants were crossing over the land owned by the applicant of the Miani Sahib Cemetery, if the land purchased in the Miani Sahib cemetery cannot be charged by the applicant. The duty was first to inquire into the relevant constituencies. The applicant referred to the High Court for equitable relief as the land required under the provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, but was not entitled to any arbitrary relief from the unclean hand as a transgression petition. Request dismissed \ r \ n
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