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ALLAH RAKHI versus ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, MULTAN

Competition for the right of shop under the Homeless Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act 1958 Section 10 and 11 Settlement Scheme No. VIII, Para 1 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), the applicant has his On the basis of the power of occupation and on the basis of an order approved by the Settlement Authority, the respondents transferred it in lieu of a specified amount. Settlement authorities refused to offer the defendant an offer to purchase the shop in lieu of the said amount. Only in the context of the payment dispute was set up by the respondent on record and the agreement between him and the other respondents. The Agreement and adjustments in the amount of compensation for the price to book store and it was settled that the authorities in this case the respondents to change their record was not necessary to do something more. The Adjustment Petitioner has made a number of applications following the order of the Settlement Authority, whereby the request for transfer of the shop cannot be accepted because the applicant, as in the shop, W was offered a specific price to the respondent. An order of allotment was not available in favor of, the settlement was properly accepted and acted upon, because of the ignorance of the authority's first order. By the respondent, thus, without legal authority and jurisdiction, the High Court, after considering the facts and legal aspects of the case, has truly come to the conclusion that in favor of the applicant, in respect of the shop The orders of the Settlement Officers were without legal authority and had no legal effect, the interference was not guaranteed due to the correctness of the High Court. solicitors from Utror lawyer