HAQ NAWAZ versus ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (G), JHANG
Cancellation of vacant property and IDPs Act 1975 section 2 (4) constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 allocation of allotment, similar separation in favor of the applicant after allotment of land. Was done Before the cancellation of the allotment, he had the right to take notice of the deliberations; he was challenged by the constitutional petition. There is no evidence on the record of the restitution of the petition. Had filed a claim for the land abandoned by the source, or had actually emigrated. There was no evidence presented to India after independence to show that the person who had exposed such land by the Allottee as his lawyer, in fact, on his behalf. He was appointed so that no receipt or receipt was placed to prove payment of the sale price. The applicant did not present any evidence that he was not aware of any adjournment proceedings before the Settlement Officers questioned the legal status of the order under which the allotment was already canceled. And the Supreme Court settled the order under which the order to cancel the allotment could not be reopened in the same constitutional jurisdiction, in the previous litigation. The court's constitutional petition has also been upset over the fact that the cancellation order was challenged after twelve years.
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