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PROVINCE OF PUNJAB versus DEPUTY SETTLEMETN COMMISSIONER

Land Acquisition Act 1894 Section 4 Pakistan (Administration for Homeland Property) Ordinance (XV of 1949), Section 12 (3) (B) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) and 199 of the property in question by the appellant in 1952. Was allotted to. Appellant employees were allowed to occupy portions of residential premises as respondents confronted the Department of Health's rehabilitation because appellant Central Government's licenses, subsequently, approved the acquisition of the entire property. The respondent department did not take any action for the formal transfer of the property in favor of the appellant but the apportionment of the allotment was challenged by the appellant department's orders for the appellant's employees who were occupying the same premises as appellant's licenses. Residential area of the premises in favor of appellant High Court licenses under which Allotted, appellant was dismissed ac due to pain Constitutional petition 1960 1961 Settlement authorities' orders were challenged In 1979, such pains were suffered in 1979] High Court dismissed constitutional plea for justification I made a mistake] Prior to that the entire property was allotted to the appellant, and the defendants could not allocate their licensing portion as their employees. Responding to the respondents' acquisition of the part of the respondents, it was not conclusive for the defendants to conclude that the two respondents had been practicing international law for many years, and in the meantime the appellant Is protesting for an official transfer in favor of. The application, therefore, requires a determination by the High Court on qualifications power of attorney advocate Fizagat lawyer