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ABDUL HAKIM versus MUHAMMAD AZAM KHAN


Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act 1958 Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) was approved by the High Court on the basis of negotiations for appellant on the basis of the constitutional transfer of the house under which the Settlement Commissioner Order and thereby stood the responsibility of the restoration of the Additional Settlement Commissioner, who did not challenge the orders of the High Court; the final respondents' position was received that after the High Court orders were passed in his absence. Wouldn't be on the way, it didn't make sense because the co-respondent, a close relative of the respondents The suspect was allegedly contested with the High Court High Court until the defendants challenged him, finality was obtained because the respondent against all of them ever submitted the required form. The search was not requested. Transfer of Home, thus it had no Luxury Stand in place to challenge the Transfer of Home in favor of the Appellant.

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