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MUHAMMAD YAQOOB versus WALI MUHAMMAD

Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act 1958 Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), the property in question was jointly transferred to the name of the applicant and his brother after such order. Two members of the association were filed before the authorities on the transfer; the applicant was allegedly transferred on the basis of one part of the defendant and the other accused in the transfer of the entire property in the review filed by the defendant's brother. The vendor transferred to the respondent Settlement Authority that the transfer of the property in the name of the petitioner was not valid, as the Durkh The applicant was not an applicant, so the transfer of the property could not be properly made in favor of the applicant, however, this amendment is affirming that the applicant's brother has been defrauded by the defendant. He should be hanged by the plaintiff. The order approved by the Settlement Authority was not challenged by the applicant but after the brother challenged the Respondent in the High Court, the matter was remanded to the Settlement Authority on remand, After that the decision was made in favor of the applicant's brother the defendant. Challenges the Settlement Authority's order that the remand was granted by the Constitution on remand, which was rejected on the ground that the applicant did not challenge the earlier settlement authority's order which was finalized, The High Court had properly decided the matter as the first order of the Establishment Authority had effectively sealed the applicant's destiny, and thereafter Chow family advocate from Hangu lawyer