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MUHAMMAD RAFIQ versus NOOR BEGUM

Sections 4, 15 and 16 of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Homeless People (Land Settlement) Act, 1953, Article 199 The Hindu woman inherited the property which was left by her unconscious son Revengers, which was filed Under such suspensions, the lady Hindu woman demanded payment of special care. As a result, Islam accepted and claimed ownership of the property that Custodian accepted the right to restore it under the agreement entered into by the civil court but did not accept its right to property ownership, meanwhile. The settlement was canceled by the settlement authority after the allotment was made. Non-payment of care by the Allies to the woman, although there was no such condition at the time of her allotment, the lady thus came into possession of the property and sold the lady as a constitutional petition and the lady sold the land illegally. And benefited tremendously financially. Asylum was dismissed under the Equality Principle as a charge on property as justice and equity maintenance allowance ended when the land went into all loss-free compensation issued under section 4 of Rule XLVII of 1958 The orders of the Custodian and Settlement Authority were fixed under the notification made on the one hand, without any legal and legal effect. criminal advocate from Khushab lawyer