Grant

Leave to appeal granted to consider contentions that civil Courts were not competent to entertain suit of respondent on account of bar contained in S.36 of Act (V of 1912) and since objection in this regard went to the very root of jurisdiction of civil Courts, High Court ought not to have declined to consider it, and that finding of Trial Court was based upon misreading of evidence.

S. 497/498-Bail-Grant or refusal of bail-Matter within discretion of Court concerned-Supreme Court does not interfere with exercise of such discretion, either way, unless discretion exercised not judicially or being perverse resulted in miscarriage of justice Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art. 185(3).

Grant-A favour and not vested right-Grantee cannot set up his own conditions in respect of grant-Government not tied down to policies formulated earlier and can revise its policies-Grantee cannot claim transfer of proprietary rights in grant at price since revised by Government.

(b) Grant-State grant could be subjected to arty condition thought fit by State.

Grant Preamble & Ss. 3, 4 & 10 (2) [as added by Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) (Amendment) Ordinance (II of 1962)], Sched para. 9-Notification under S. 3 acquiring evacuee property to form compensation pool in terms of S. 4 for transfer in accordance with provisions of Schedule-Non-claimants have no "vested" right in property in their possession (Per Cornelius, C. J., S. A. Rahman, Fazle-Akbar and Hamoodur Rahman, JJ, Kaikaus, J. contra)-Claimants "vested" beneficiaries qua-compensation pool-Notification issued under S. 3 modified so as to exclude property, approval of sale of which had already been given by Central Government-Modified Notification has only prospective and not retrospective operation even if modification had been specifically declared to be retrospective in effect-Plea of non-claimant based on "vested" right for transfer of property rejected-Property excluded from compensation pool by subsequent Notification again becomes evacuee property (per Cornelius, C. J., S. A. Rahman, Fa

Grant Grant-Made under Landless and Ejected Tenants Scheme to tenant ejected by order bf Assistant Rehabilitation Officer Collector canceling grant holding that ejectment order was collusive between landlord and tenant - Cancellation, held unjustified-[P. L. D. 1960 S C 229 ref.]

Grant Grant-Cancellation of grant on -default of payment of installments-Notice not necessary-Cancellation automatically follows.

Lambardarl-Grants-Resumption-Memo. No. 1133-C dated 15-3-1948-Applicable only to Lambardars appointed after IS-3-1948-Lambardars, appointed before, but granted land after, IS-3-1948 not covered by Memo Chiragh Din v. The State P L D 1959 W. P. (Rev.) 178 ref.J