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SULTAN MUHAMMAD versus CHAIRMAN, FEDERAL LAND COMMISSION

Intellectual Property Disputes (Dir and Swat) Rules 1972 Para 2 (a) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Ownership of certain sections of agricultural land, Applicants inquiry as the owner of this land through inquiry commission In order to avoid the dismissal of disputed land, the defendants, parties as part of the petitioners were not processed, the constitutional petitions were filed before the High Court but no leave was required for appeal. The respective officer was sent to comment himself as well. Applicants 'claims that they were landowners or otherwise submitted respondents' constitutional request with a notice to enter their written statements. The High Court held that it was not appropriate to adopt the procedure and instead to apply for a limousine application. The constitutional application for dismissal was not implemented before the Federal Land Commission as respondents nor was any other applicant aware of the action taken against them at any stage of the proceedings. Applicants were therefore strongly condemned for the hearing because of the constitution In the petition, he claimed that he claimed to be the owner in the possession of the land, which is being recorded by the High Court, which is not in evidence. To be discriminated against for their valuable rights in the Real Estate Council, which the parties have agreed to keep aside from the High Court decisions as well as all orders passed by government officials. And the cases to the Inquiry Commission as well law firms from Bhuawana lawyer