Displaced persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act 1958 Sections 10, 11 and 20 of the Settlement Schemes No. I and VIII transfer of property between the applicant and the defendant's wife for the last ten years under the jurisdiction which was the original transfer. And was in possession of the property. The Supreme Court, in the last remand case, stressed the Supreme Court order that the Deputy Settlement Commissioner in remand proceedings was merely considering the privileges of the respondents as the apex court itself held that the applicant's wife was in possession of the property in dispute. I couldn't and didn't understand. Applicant not entitled to his transfer, his wife never joined the Demand Settlement Commissioner Petitioner, who challenged the order passed in the remand proceedings, never to be enforced as a party. The request was not made and he could not do so under the law, but the Deputy Settlement Commissioner approved the orders after that action. Applicant, for the first time through Mac, filed with the Supreme Court of Intervention that his NCH form settlement schemes remain under number one and eighth because an informed settlement commissioner rejected his request, Before the Settlement Commissioner is out of remand through the Supreme Court and the applicant is not a party to the remand proceedings, and the property in dispute has already been transferred to the respondent and not available for transfer, the applicant's NCH form Could not be entertained and was rejected because the property was owned by him In advance of the transfer in favor of it
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