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PAKISTAN SPORTS COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY LTD. versus MUHAMMAD IQBAL BUTT, ADVOCATE, SIALKOT

Amendment of the Clause 2 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 PTO of the Evacuation Property and Homelessness Act, 1975, without legal authority and any legal influence by the High Court in the constitutional jurisdiction Was not held to appeal to an industrial concern and home. In question, were located interconnected but these were separate and separate features The two rooms of the house were later used for the purpose of industrial concern and were permanently in such use by the respondent, who made this section Leaving was a resident of the house. Occupation of industrial concern covered whole house including shares of industrial concern, respondent in auction obtained PTO for entire house, demanded removal of appellant from house part and appeal and second appeal from High Court settlement. I succeeded. The Commissioner subsequently instructed the Respondent's PTO that it should be corrected as per the order of the Settlement Commission, as per the order of the date fixed and that it was corrected in accordance with the order of the Settlement Commissioner. Challenged the order of change in the O., the constitutional petition which accepted the position of the appellant was that the primary order of exchange and entitlement was that of the Settlement Commissioner. The specific date was never disturbed or amended, and the PTO had to comply in any case and that the High Court could not interfere with the Settlement Commissioner who divided the house. And the defendant was to be confined to his possession and to retain the status quo. Regarding the Industrial Concerns / Appellant section, respondent registration advocate from Thul lawyer