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MUHAMMAD TUFAIL versus AZIZ ULLAH

Revise the decision of the Supreme Court on the basis of the Rules of the Supreme Court, XXVI, R1 Act of Pakistan (1973), Arts 187 and 188 Homeless Persons (Land Settlement) Act (Sec. XLVII of 1958), Sections 10 and 11 Were given to veterans. More relief than they claim. That they waived their rights under the law. And that the Chief Settlement Commissioner was justified in approving the order of sale of the land, in favor of the applicants, to provide more assistance than the respondents' claim, under Article 187 of the Constitution of the Supreme Court. There was no such restriction on options. The Constitution, which was explicitly urged to deal with such a matter, did not support the waiver question in the record of this case, nor was it the applicant's position that the Chief Settlement Commissioner approved the waiver. Respondents waived their rights before approving the unlawful order made. This order may not be beneficial to the applicants as the order disregarding the right of the informant by the Chief Settlement Commissioner cannot be retained in the light of the superior right of information to prevail over every other right which is a legal right. Was available from a past date due to. The basis for reviewing the Supreme Court's decision is: [Exemption] law firms from Jhatta Bhutta lawyer