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MUHAMMAD MUNSHI versus BAJ DIN

Displaced Persons (Land Settlement) Act 1958 Section 10 and 11 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Allottee never occupies allotted land for nearly twenty-four years Resp Respondent's father's underground question On the allotment, on temporary basis 30 195 1951, he remained permanently in his own possession; meanwhile, the allotment of the same land succeeded in obtaining 15 6 1961, the respondents on a permanent basis. Without notice or notice to the applicant, do not attempt to obtain the applicant's possession from the respondents despite the allotment, nor claim the landlord's section 197 until 1974. , When it was demanded by the respondents that the review against the applicant had failed due to the cancellation of the eviction rules, their constitutional application was successfully received so that the applicant's appeal. Be done The allotment was temporarily confirmed in 1961, but on May 1, 1951, the petitioner's allotment was never implemented, even if treated real. Out of possession, all its value was lost when the settlement settlement on May 30, 1951 not only recognized a new allotment for the respondents but also their ownership or they were transferred, the petitioner approached the respondents. No objection to the allotment for twenty-four. By being inactive for so long, the conduct of the applicants for years did not give him the special leave to appeal. family advocate from Turbat lawyer