In the miscellaneous application of section 2 (1) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Shashq (Balochistan) Act, 1973, the respondent complained to the Chief Minister that the applicant Sardar was receiving cold tax and this Huge guarantees were obtained. The remaining applicants were not party to the petition that the petitioner Sardar applied to the respondents' claim to the extent of his personal contribution, and there was no further decision to be made after such proceedings but he was the applicant. It was also sought on the basis of the miscellaneous application in which he was not designated a party deputy commissioner in a detailed order, however it has been observed that the applicant tribe has been listed as the owner of the property in question and As such their real estate can be termed as shaky respondents. Appeal dismissed by the Commissioner's Board of Revenue against the order Deputy Commissioner set up a tribunal and to issue appropriate awards and settle disputes, Validation Shashq did not include the proprietary rights or rights of any lawful owner. In which a claim was made against the applicants without the original applicants under the provisions of the Termination of Shashik Act in 1973. Apart from the petitioner Sardar, he was not guaranteed who had already relinquished his claim against the applicants, the applicants were not made a party at any stage if they felt incensed. Filing a civil lawsuit for the declaration of the case was an exercise of dismissal of the case by the Board of Regents because it was the only party listed in the original application
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