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LAEEQ AHMAD versus DEPUTY SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER

The controversial realistic aspect of property in the Chief Settlement Commissioner, Articles 10 and 11 of the Homeless Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act 1958, moved by its order to transfer the lower floor portion. Was instructed. Appellant's NCH form indicated he was in physical possession of the two rooms on the ground floor only, for which he applied for a transfer claim that he had in his possession. The third room was also paid, he would not be entitled. However, he may demand the return of the same court for transfer of the same appellant, especially under the auspices of the Settlement Rules and in the absence of any inquiry by both parties by the High Court. Will not examine the controversial realistic aspect. In view of the agreement of the contractors, the constitutional jurisdiction justified the refusal to interfere with the two disputed settlement orders. immigration advocate from Khangarh lawyer