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SECRETARY, BOARD OF REVENUE, BALOCHISTAN QUETTA versus ABDUL QAYYUM

Section 42 Claiming Ownership Without Permission Before and after he had placed his construction equipment on the controversial plot he was stopped from building the plaintiff when the claimant further claimed that he built the wall. And the revenue records for this controversial plot were filed in the name of the Provincial Government as to any legal right or role unless permission was obtained from a disputed authority to take possession of the disputed plot, Without the consent or permission of any authority on the disputed plot, it was a "blasphemous one" and did not deserve to be disputed. The Plot High Court accepted the review request and set aside the decision, and the court's decree was allowed under the review request. r \ n

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