MUHAMMAD NAWAZ versus ABDULLAH
Section 3 (2), 22 and 41 Homeless Persons (Land Settlement) Act (XLVII of 1958), Sections 10 and 25 of the Pakistan Property Administration (Evacuation Property) Act, 1955 and repeal of the Homeless Laws (Cancellation) Act (1958). XIV of 1975), Sections 2 and 4 of the General Clause Act (X of 1897), Section 6 (c) of the title role document available to the respondents, which shows that they have made a non-Muslim withdrawal. Has purchased this land in dispute with but has lost the opportunity to claim it in this favor. Prior to the forum being considered as vacant property, no attempt was made to seek relief from this forum, available under section 22 or section 41 of the Act 1957, until the withdrawal rules. Not canceled, respondents canceled, ignoring controversial land. Civil courts were completely barred from determining the role of property in favor of applicants for past and closed transactions because such jurisdiction was contradictory to the nature of the custody dispute, By organizing a special forum and its remedy for this matter, the matter arose out of the full jurisdiction of the Non-Muslim Civil Courts Partition under the Settlement Scheme and the rehabilitation authorities in their exclusive jurisdiction Was No civil court will be imprisoned, whose jurisdiction was withheld under section 258 of the Act, 1958. The repeal of the eviction laws did not mean that such laws had already been made, Civil courts should be given jurisdiction to eliminate, down to courts, trial, error
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