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MUHAMMAD RIAZ AHMED KHAN versus IMRAN ABDULLAH

Section & Resp Respondent Tenant, after being legally evicted from the Applicant's shop, had broken the lock and occupied the shop again, by the Applicant's Unlawful Disposition Act, 2005 A petition was filed against the applicants filed under Section 3. The Sessions Court dismissed the observation that the Illegal Settlement Act, 2005 was for land occupants only and was not applicable to the settlement in any other way, the accuracy Sessions Court stated in PLD 2007 Law 231 The decision was misinterpreted and the property-seized words were mentioned in the Proposal of Illegal Settlement Act, 2005; the sessions court also failed to define the meaning of the words owner or occupier in the said act. And she failed to pass Section 3 of the Unlawful Disposition Act, 2005 of the same Act. Advertising has been promoted to protect the rights of the owner of the illegal and unlawful property and the legitimate owner of the property. The aforesaid act covered all cases of illegal occupants and illegal occupants, except in cases where the non-legal owner was the owner of the property illegally. And it will fall under the jurisdiction of the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005 such activities as the applicant complained of. If allowed, they would deprive the court of any order or writ issued by their sanctity and legality. Immediately after expelling a person through the process, he will re-occupy the same property at the point of the session court. Zr was completely misunderstood attorney vs advocate vs counsel from Jauharabad lawyer