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HAJIRA BEGUM versus QADIR BAKHSH

The displacement of property property in disputes 2 (12), 10 and 11 of the Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958, consisted of shop in the first floor maintenance area in 1952, prior to division On the consideration of this, a large part of the petition and the parties were all divided by dividing the shop on the ground floor by dividing the wall into two parts, and on the ground floor in the possession of the defendant the shop was allotted to it. And the other shop had free access to both shops along the intersection. The appellant was allotted with the Settlement Commissioner and the Chief Settlement Commissioner also considered these units as separate units with separate access and moved to the parties in his possession, however, the entire property was considered as a unit and the answer. The claimant is in possession of a portion of the claimant. The other part of it was also entitled to transfer, and the latest instructions issued by the Chief Settlement Commissioner if the formation of an independent unit division of property by the settlement authorities, according to the occupation of a party. Allotment / non-claimants are also entitled to occupy any part of the building for which there were settlement rules in this case. Designed to accommodate a large number of displaced persons wherever possible, appellants also had advance allotments to respondents who later came to respondents to allow appellant to evict property in dispute. May not be, the Chief Settlement Commissioner is fully authorized to transfer the vacant property, transferring the units occupied by the parties on the basis of their possession. advocate for immigration from Umer Kot lawyer