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YAR MUHAMMAD vs Mst — 2022 SCMR 1592 SUPREME-COURT

Case information

Citation
2022 SCMR 1592 SUPREME-COURT
Court
Supreme Court of Pakistan
Year
2022
Reporter
SCMR
Parties
YAR MUHAMMAD vs Mst
Subject matter
Criminal
Provisions referred to
S. 30---

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Judgment text as reported

YAR MUHAMMAD VS Mst. SAMEENA TAYAB S. 30---allottees given proprietary rights in land---Land fraudulently included in Schedule of 'Islamabad Oustees Scheme'---In pursuance of "Grow More Scheme", the petitioners and their predecessor-in-interest were allotted the property in dispute and subsequently were declared entitled for the proprietary rights---Record revealed that a proper note/entry regarding status-quo order was not made by the Patwari concerned in the revenue record with the collusion of the local influential people and by way of his collusive omissions and commissions the land in question was shown to be land available for inclusion in the Schedule of properties meant for Islamabad Oustees and, accordingly, the said land was allotted to respondents and thereafter sold to an alleged vendee on the same day and in the same sitting---Said alleged vendee admittedly was the real sister of the general attorney of respondents and as an attorney he first got it transferred in the names of respondents and in the same sitting re-transferred the same in the name of his sister/alleged vendee---When such collusion and fraud surfaced, the Patwari Halqa concerned was proceeded against and terminated from his service---Entire record was sufficient to prove the collusion and fraud of respondents and the Patwari Halqa---Subject land was never available for further allotment to Islamabad Oustees--- In the circumstances, the alleged-vendee could not be held to be a bona fide purchaser---appeals were disposed of. Head NotesCase Description

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