Martial Law Regulation 1972 No. 115 Para 25 West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), Article 44 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Former emperor's pre-emption case failed in trial court but succeeded in first appellate court Done , Mainly because their former right to sovereignty was preserved and the claim of the tenant to be a tenant in possession of the property was rejected due to fraud in the record and such fraud and Tenants are not required to detect barriers. The property was overturned by the High Court, which was granted leave to appeal in the jurisdiction of the reviewer, without examining the original record and following the initial evidence of the registrants, the High Court believed in the accuracy of the record. What. The record alleges forgery and disruption where such an approach was misconstrued. That no final order was approved by the collector in connection with the correction of the revenue records as the matter was not proceeded in the civil court on the said matter. Given that neither the exemption of the determination nor the final status can be recognized by the collector, entries in the measles kidney were not performed according to the prescribed procedure. And since the subject matter cost was more than Rs 50,000, a direct appeal was filed, but the pre-empresses were asked to apply for leave for appeal and in that direction. In compliance, the application for leave of appeal was filed in the Supreme Court, without going deeper into the issue.
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