Section 18 (3) (4), 22A, 50 (2), Articles and 54 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 203D (3) (B) Benefits of Land Acquired to File the Right or Appeal of the Federal Government Award Appeal Scope for Acquisition Required Parties Land Acquisition Collector for Appeal and Appeals (Beneficiaries of Acquisition) filed by the Provincial Government The High Court rejected the Land Acquisition Act, 1894. Were not a party required under legal section 18 (3). (4), 22A, 50 (2) and 54 of the 54Arrification Act, 1894, excluding the right to appeal to the government / beneficiary (opposition), by the Shariat Appeal Bench of the Supreme Court, for the integration of Islam. Was declared defaulter in accordance with Article 203d (3) (b) of the Constitution, to make necessary amendments by any law or under it, by the competent entities, after setting the cut-off time by 309 1991; According to Shariah Appeal No. 7/89, decision of 18 2 1991, the provision declared by Shariat Appellate will terminate its influence on this date as a violation of the integration of Islam. Will be enforced. The government / beneficiaries (acquisitions) would have the right to appeal after the expiry of such due date was dismissed by the High Court decision. The relevant parties were remanded in the High Court to hear the case after appropriate occasions, after which the appeal was allowed.
