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Citation: 1971 PLD 669
Court: Supreme Court of Pakistan
Year: 1970
Decision Date: 1970-12-31
Petitioner: S. ANWAR HUSSAIN SANI., Malik KHUSHI MUHAMMAD (REPRESENTED BY 5 JUDGMENT
Case cited as PLD 1971 Supreme Court 669
Court Name: Supreme Court of Pakistan Judge(s): Hamoodur Rahman, Sajjad Ahmad Jan, Muhammad Yaqub Ali Khan Title:S. ANWAR HUSSAIN SANI., Malik KHUSHI MUHAMMAD (REPRESENTED BY 5 JUDGMENT Reported As: PLD 1971 Supreme Court 669 Result: Appeals accepted Judgment JUDGMENT MUHAMMAD YAQUB ALI, J.--A common question of law arises in these appeals which are brought by leave of the Court from the judgments and orders passed by two different Benches of the erstwhile High Court of West Pakistan, Lahore Seat, in writ jurisdiction. In Civil Appeal No, 16 of 1969 house bearing No, 95/95-C situated in Multan Cantonment was permanently transferred to S. Anwar Hussain, appellant, as far back as 20th April 1962. The adjoining house bearing No, 95-D was transferred to one Abdul Majid, a local. Permanent Transfer Deed was issued in his name at about the same time. As the properties transferred to these persons were situated in the Cantonment area, they were required to get them registered with the Cantonment Board. Under the relevant Rules both the transferees filed admission deeds and plans of the houses to be registered in their names. In the admission deed filed by Abdul Majid, Annexure 'D' appearing at page 44 of the Paper Book the boundaries of house 95-D transferred to him by the Settlement Authorities are given as below: North Road South House No, 95-B East Road West House No, 95-C --- ## Page 2 The admission deed is witnessed by two persons and it is mentioned in it that "A copy…
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