SHADO BROTHERS versus SETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER
The Empowered Property and Homelessness Act (1975) Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 The primary right of transfer of property in question was the respondent / allottee, while the appellant was the old rent of the local property property. And was there. It was announced by the Authority but in its favor, the declaration of the old tenancy would not be better than the Defendant's allotment, especially when the allotment was made by default on the Appellant Fact. Was originally licensed. Appellant will not matter. Such a relationship was terminated by the licensor when the dispute arose. The licensee only supported the respondents / allottees and the fact that the allottee provided further assistance, that he was physically detained with the person. I was more qualified who asked for more from the appellant. The right of possession was violated by the licensors.
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