DILDAR AHMAD versus MEMBER (JUDICIAL-III) BOR, PUNJAB, LAHORE
Sections 166 and 172 (2) of the West Pakistan Sustainability Holdings Ordinance (VI 1960), Section 10 Sustainability Procedures Reduction in the Stability of Land as a Record of Rights Rights Issues excluded from entry of rights records by authorities. The jurisdiction of the Revenue Officers in the jurisdiction of the Revenue Officers is that once the stabilization proceedings have ended, the stability officers become Fact Offices and consequently the matter cannot be reopened and that the Department of Revenue The 17-year-old case could not be reopened. For the purpose of correction of records for which only civil courts had jurisdiction. Accurate stabilization proceedings resulted in the reduction of 72 kanals and 14 marshals in favor of the respondents, which led to the case being taken up by the court itself. The Board of Revenue, where such a fact was affirmed in favor of the respondents and was therefore relieved, not under the Stability Scheme, but under the automatic review process to reduce its territory. Before the case was re-aggravated, the appellants could not have made any mistake in the fact finding but the proceedings were not a proceeding by the authorities. Jurisdiction and such powers under the section of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967 Taxes under 166 were largely available to the authorities, for which there was no limit to section 172 (2) of the West. The Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, provided that only the Department of Revenue's personnel are in the record of rights
