MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM versus CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER
The Appeals for the Transfer of Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act 1958, Para 15 Industrial Concerns, were denied on the ground that their allotment only continued until 31 12 1957 and they were not in effect. Stay. 16 1 In 1958, when it was stated that the concern was stamped out, they were not entitled to be transferred in accordance with paragraph 15 of the secured attachment to the Act, which was issued in the Judicial Press Note 18 18 1957 indicating that industrial concerns. Allotments that were to end on 31st. The 12% had to be extended for a period of six months because such policy decision ended the allocation of industrial concerns from 31 12 1957 and consequently the sealing process was made ineffective. Was. The failure of Altaiz and his authority in his property to consider the appellant's case for his transfer under paragraph 15 of the SEAL Act on the mistaken assumption that he had ceased to be an alimony from 31 12 1957 and also considered it It was believed that they would not be in possession of it, it is also believed that they would refuse to use the powers to resolve industrial concerns under para 15. The schedule of such an act was not sustainable
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