17 and 19 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Applicant Appointment of Successor Lumberdar Wife of the Applicant who was the Regent of the State Revenue, died, petitioner and other persons including the Respondent applied for Appointment of Successor Lumberdar District Collector. The respondent, filed by the applicant against the district collector's decision by the applicant under his order and subsequently revised, filed a constitutional petition after the dismissal of the applicant. The applicant believed that since his deceased wife was a limber holder, he was entitled to an appointment as her. Hereditary claim and it was better than his opponent / defendant. The district collector found that the respondent was more appropriate and his opinion was confirmed by the commissioner and eventually by the Board of Revenue, in the case of the appointment of a lumberman, the opinion of the collector was to be weighed until it was shown to be crooked. In the case of the first appointment made under R17 of the Terrorist Record for Western Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968, the inherent claim settlement was available on record. The West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968 will apply The applicant's only claim was that she was the husband of a late woman. Their case will not fall under sub-rule (2) of West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968
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