Sections 161, 164 and 182 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968, R6, a Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction The applicants' remand from the division of the Commonwealth by the Revenue Officer on this matter was that in the second tier No subordinate worked. More than that the Board of Revenue was able to get a remand of the matter, while using the powers under Sections 161 and 164 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, the previous order could be amended or rejected. Reversing or modifying an order cannot be dismissed from court. Receiving the remand of the case held by the R6A of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968, was excessive because the use of force was not prohibited under the parents' provisions while under the said rule. The powers of the appellate or review court West were banned. The Pakistan Land Revenue Rules, 1968 were made under section 182 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967 to carry out this process. The Act says and should not be constrained by the same principle, the Constitution should be construed and there is no provision against this order in the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, under the laws and regulations there. I should prevail in the event of a contradiction. The remand was banned by the Amargo, a court held by R6A of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Rules 1968, and remand was restricted and West Pakistan could not be reconciled.
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