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HUDABIYA TEXTILE MILLS LTD versus HAMZA BOARD MILLS

Acquisition of land notification under the Land Acquisition Act 1894, Sections 4, 17 and 48 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 190 and 199 Constitutional Application SSA and 17, with powers issued under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894. The relevant government accepts the controversial view. Although the process of acquisition was initiated by issuance of notice under SSA & 17, Land Acquisition Act, 1894, such land has come into the possession of the Provincial Government, but on the other hand, the acquisition without completing the Supreme Court. Operation ended. Earlier in the proceedings it was held that the process of acquisition between the parties had already been completed. In view of such Supreme Court orders, the High Court will have a constitutional responsibility to comply with Article 190 of the Constitution. The applicants will receive an exemption from the acquisition of the land for implementation of the Supreme Court results. The mill could not be withdrawn after a period of about 29 years under the order of the Colony Assistant, who restarted the land on the basis of the required exchange between the provincial government and the federal government. And otherwise such an order was passed when the powers of the Collector Petitioners were related to the ownership 49 years before it was regained. With regard to the land, such order was declared to be granted without legal authority and was entitled to retain the applicants in such manner without any legal influence and the government was directed to do so Protect applicants on the land of property advocate from Yazman Mandi lawyer