MUHAMMAD SADIQ versus IJAZ HUSSAIN SHAH
Section 2 of the Evacuation and Displaced Persons Act (repealed) Act 1975, Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) distributes property allotment to applicants and respondents who occupy disputed property. Claim obtained from the Settlement Authority. Unlawful distribution of property and all property transferred in favor of the defendants against the order of tle settlement authority was accepted and the entire property was transferred to the applicant. In response, the High Court decided to change the Single Judge's order to that extent. The respondents were transferred the possession of the property and were allowed to remain with the remaining applicants. Applicant's view of the applicant has been simply describing this property as an easy-to-differentiate, two separate staircase case, completely independent set-up, after which, the parties have to submit the information to the parties. Asked to allow the Ct to have the relevant parts of his possession, the appeal of the Deputy Settlement Commissioner's appeal was also made clear and the basis of the review record also showed that the legal From the beginning of the negotiations, the two sides did not refuse to stay together in the disputed property. Both sides are claiming IDPs were entitled to the allotment of their parts in which they were in their practical possession, which the High Court approved was unnecessary in such circumstances and the applicant did not identify any defect. Could have been denied permission to appeal against it
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