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ZAFAR IQBAL ALVI versus BASHIR AHMAD

Section 10 and 11 of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the Homelessness (Land Settlement) Act 1958, Article 185 (3) of the High Court decision on the issue of eligibility, confirming the change of inheritance and transfer of claim to a specific place. Based on its findings, on the facts stated in the order of the Settlement Commissioner, the evidence recorded by the High Court did not identify the evidence or any serious error or instability error content. Was absolutely justified in accepting that the respondents were permanently settled. Contrary to their unconfirmed claim, their expulsion after more than three decades was not appropriate or appropriate and, on the request of the applicants who were merely informants and did not sit in the area's allotments, the High Court had appealed to both parties. Was investigating the matter from. All possible angles were made and, for good and good reasons, declared the orders of the Settlement Officers without legal authority and without legal influence. Question: It was also fair and appropriate that the Chief Settlement Commissioner was instructed to dispose of the applicants' claims about their balance units on any available land by the Appellant's leave. No cases have been made for approval but appeals were denied us immigration advocates from Haripur lawyer