MUHAMMAD YASIN KHAN versus REHMAT KHAN
The Homeless Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958, was compromised by the reviewing parties against the decision of the Supreme Court Rules, 1980, AXXVI, R1. Was. The applicant's case was also dismissed for his appeal, review and appeal when the Supreme Court rejected the allegation that he was not a party to the settlement, as well as his rights. Under the review, a settlement order was approved, a revision petition was filed against the order which was not filed because the applicant's application was dismissed because it did not pressure the previous revision request. Case is pending in civil court against agreement to allow defendant's appeal on a compromise basis T's. It was not possible for the civil court to hear the case, which originally sought to set aside the Supreme Court order suit, was rightly rejected by the civil court, which led to the review decision. The correct order was upheld till the Supreme Court, there was no good ground for review, the request for review was dismissed under the circumstances.
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