TALIB HUSSAIN versus PEHLWAN KHAN
The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the West Pakistan Redemption and Reinstatement of Mortgage Lands Act (XIX of 1964), Section 3 apply for the rehabilitation and rehabilitation of such land for non-Muslim mortgages. The land was refused by the Board of Revenue. On the basis that in the interest of a Muslim mortgagee or his successor, he should immediately file his claim with the settlement authorities that he had previously mortgaged the non-Muslim evacuation. Set aside the order of the Board of Revenue and ordered the recovery and restoration of the order of the land by the Altis / shopkeepers of the Allies, the order of the Board of Revenue was in direct conflict with the contempt of law which the Supreme Court Reported in Mohammad Khan and others v. Chief Settlement Commissioner and another PLD 1962 SC 284, which it was considered They had mortgage rights. Under section 4 of the Act XLVII of 1958, the acquisition of vacant land, which was held to be valid only if it was diversified.
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