Constitution 54 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Applicants for Permanent Order Prohibition were simultaneously searched by the three courts for the facts recorded for the Permanent Order Prohibition, which appealed to the excluded land. Was seeking leave of the applicant, while quizzing the applicant's title, his lawyer quoted the letter allegedly referring to the letter issued by the Settlement Commissioner, the first person, any doubt. Did not appear to be independent because the history was in question in the Commissioner's questionnaire office. The settlement was terminated by the abolition of the law, explaining the letter to the Board of Revenue by name, which had no number or date, in the Syed document merely presenting alternative land with certain conditions. Which was not completed. In the form of a permanent interchange process for the applicants, the facts cannot be removed for the reasons recorded by the courts. Not empty of any substance, excluded \ r \ n
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